John Abraham's 'The Diplomat' to arrive on OTT tomorrow
After performing well at the box office, John Abraham-starrer 'The Diplomat' is now all set to kick-start its digital journey.
Directed by
Shivam Nair
, 'The Diplomat' will be out on Netflix on May 9.
Sharing the update, the streaming giant on Instagram wrote, "Mark your calendars. The Diplomat arrives on 9 May, on Netflix."
Recently, in a conversation with ANI, Abraham shared what drew him to the film, describing it as an "emotional, edge-of-your-seat psychological thriller" rather than just another patriotic story.
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He said, "I didn't do the film just because it's patriotic; I did it because it's an emotional, edge-of-your-seat psychological thriller."
Comparing it to the film Argo, the actor added, "It's like a film called Argo. If you watch that film, it's a true story about the US Embassy in Iran and how they had to get people out. You won't move when you watch that film; you'll just be glued to your seat. That feeling is what I got from The Diplomat."
The Diplomat is produced by Bhushan Kumar & Krishan Kumar (T-Series),
John Abraham
(JA Entertainment), Vipul D Shah, Ashwin Varde, Rajesh Bahl (Wakaoo Films), and Sameer Dixit, Jatish Varma, Rakesh Dang (Fortune Pictures/Seeta Films).
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