John Abraham defended ‘The Diplomat’ after the ban in the Middle East: ‘Not a-Pakistan Film’ | Hindi film news
John Abraham’s latest film, ‘Diplomatic‘Many have landed in dispute after being banned in many Middle Eastern countries. Despite no official explanation, reports have been confirmed that the film will not be seen in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, Oman and Qatar.
John Abraham Stan ban in Gulf countries
The ban in the Middle East has clearly shocked John. Reacting to the news, he told The Hindustan Times, “People are very myopic in their vision. It is not an anti-Pakistan film; If anything, we showed that the judiciary system in Pakistan is honest. We showed an honest Pakistani advocate and an honest Pakistani judge. Even we are not fighting other people.”A surprising success despite the slow start
‘The Diplomat’ released a quiet release on 14 March 2025. There was not much discussion or publicity around it. Nevertheless, the film has seen a steady growth and is now receiving traction, which is adding more cinema shows. Speaking about the film’s performance, in the same interview, John said, “No one knew when the diplomat was released. There was no confidence about the film with the parties involved in the film. Therefore, for this, for this, I want to shine, I want to thank my critics and my audiences to find this film and thank you to keep it alive. I always say: I always get good films: I always say: I always get good films: I always say: I always get good films: I always say this: I always say: I always say: I always get good films: I always say: I always get good films: I always get good films:
Directed by Shivam Nair, ‘The Diplomat’ is inspired by the real-life mission of Indian diplomat JP Singh, who helped to save Uzma Ahmed-an Indian woman was forced to marry in Pakistan. The film investigates diplomatic challenges and stressful international rescue efforts. John Abraham plays the lead in lead roles with Sadia Kateb and Sharib Hashmi, bringing this entertaining and emotional story of courage and diplomacy to the big screen.
