John Abraham’s Film Clocks The Lowest Pre-Sales Of 2025 In Bollywood!
John Abraham is back on the big screens with his latest action drama, The Diplomat. Shivam Nair’s directorial has begun its box office journey on a slow note. The advance booking for the opening day has been concluded on an underwhelming note. Scroll below for the latest updates!
The Diplomat Pre-Sales
John Abraham starrer has sold 13.5K tickets via advance booking for the opening day. There are around 850 shows available across the nation, as Chhaava continues to hold a massive chunk of the show count amid its strong domination.
The Diplomat has made the lowest pre-sales of 2025, as even Mere Husband Ki Biwi and Azaad had registered better ticket sales.
Check out the final advance booking of Bollywood films in 2025:
- Chhaava: 308K
- Sky Force: 148k
- Badass RaviKumar: 67k
- Emergency: 41k
- Deva: 35k
- Fateh: 29k
- Azaad: 18k
- Mere Husband Ki Biwi: 14.05K
- The Diplomat: 13.5K tickets
Live ticket sales on BookMyShow
Around 31.3K users have shown their interest in watching The Diplomat on BookMyShow. As per the live update, around 3.78K tickets have been booked in the last hour on BMS. Today marks the occasion of Holi. While cine-goers across the country are busy with the celebrations currently, the footfalls are expected to boost during the evening and night shows.
Box Office Day 1 Prediction
The on-ground buzz is pretty low. John Abraham starrer is majorly dependent on good reviews. Given the current trends, it will open in the range of 2-2.50 crores at the Indian box office.
More about The Diplomat
The supporting cast features Sharib Hashmi, Sadia Khateeb, Kumud Mishra and Revathy. It is produced under the banner of Bhushan Kumar’s T-Series in collaboration with JA Entertainment.
The Diplomat was released in theatres on March 14, 2025, coinciding with Holi.
Note: Box office numbers are based on estimates and various sources. Numbers have not been independently verified by Koimoi.
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