John Abraham-starrer ‘The Diplomat’ is set to release on March 14, 2025. Political thriller is attracting online attention by fans and audiences. Recently, Harshvardhan Rain took his official social media handle to praise the film. The ‘The Diplomat’ stars Sadia Kateb, Sharib Hashmi, Rewathi and Kumud Mishra.
Harshavardhan Rain on John Abraham’s film
Harshvardhan Rain wrote to his Instagram stories, “The Thor who believes in the material with the brain, the tank that makes a film with the heart. Again again.
‘The Diplomat’ is an action-drama film directed by Shivan Nair and written by Ritesh Shah. The film stars John Abraham in Islamabad as JP Singh. The film is against real -life political events and investigates the subjects of diplomacy, international relations and personal conflicts faced by diplomats.
John Abraham on ‘The Diplomat’
John Abraham talked about the film and shared, “Diplomacy is a battleground, where words take over weight than weapons. JP Singh is allowed to play, where I am allowed to detect a world, where power is defined by intelligence, flexibility and calm bravery. The story of Uzma is one of the strengths and courage of Uzma, and I am a god for this inspirational journey, and I am a person to travel on screen. I am proud. “
‘The Diplomat’ was built by Bhushan Kumar and Krishna Kumar (T-Series), John Abraham (JA Entertainment), Vipul D. Shah, Ashwin Varde, and Rajesh Bahl (Wakao Films), along with Sameer Dixit, Jatish Verma, and Rakesh Dang (Fortune Pictures/Setune Films).
The diplomat review
Directed by Shivam Nair and written by Ritesh Shah, ‘The Diplomat’ is a direct retail of a real -life rescue mission. The film could have benefited from a little more cinematic drama to make it more commercially attractive. The story remains simple, which despite being effective in expressing the story reduces some parts.
Despite its shortcomings, ‘The Diplomat’ is a decent one -time watch, thanks to Sadia Khetab’s stellar performance and a recent attempt by John Abraham. While the film lacks intensity of other detective thriller, it is successful in bringing an important story to light.
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