‘The Diplomat’ Box Office Collection Day 9: John Abraham starrer witnesses development on 2 Saturdays; Beats Gal Gadot’s ‘Snow White’ | – The Times of India

Based on true incidents, which narrates the story of the defense of an Indian girl from Pakistan with the help of an honest and dedicated government official, ‘The Diplomat’ has entered its second week. After the debut weekend, the film saw a sharp decline in the business and even weakened in the week 2, but in the second weekend, things started looking better. According to the initial estimates of the Sacnilk report, the film. On its second Saturday, 2.35 crores, the net domestic collection of thriller drama is Rs. 22.75 crores.
Directed by Shivam Nair, the film opened at the box office with decent numbers and maintained a stable speed in the first three days. However, as above, it suffered damage in the next week’s days. The competition with ‘Chhawa’ gave another challenge, as Vicky Kaushal starrer has finished over a month at the box office, it is not ready to go back.
Compared to the first week and second Friday collection, on Saturday saw an increase. 8 days, which was the second Friday, the film. 1.25 crores, while on Saturday, the film is almost Rs. 2.35 crores. Now, someone will have to wait to see if the film will be able to maintain this growth even on Sunday.

‘The Diplomat’ net collection in India

Day 1 (1 Friday): ₹ 4 crore
Day 2 (first Saturday): ₹ 4.65 crore
Day 3 (first Sunday): ₹ 4.65 crore
Day 4 (first Monday): ₹ 1.5 crore
Day 5 (1 Tuesday): ₹ 1.45 crore
Day 6 (1 Wednesday): ₹ 1.5 crore
Day 7 (1 Thursday): ₹ 1.4 crore
Week 1 Collection ₹ 19.15 Crore
Day 8 (Second Friday): ₹ 1.25 crore
Day 9 (Second Saturday): (2.35 crore (preliminary estimate)
Total: ₹ 22.75 Crore

‘The Diplomat’ vs ‘Snow White’

This Friday, the Indian box office also welcomed the much awaited Hollywood drama ‘The Snow White’. The specialty of Gall Gadot, fantasy drama could impress the Indian audience, as the film only Rs 65 lakh in 1 day and Rs. 1.06 crore on day 2. With these numbers, it is clear that “The Diplomat” has become the second best choice for the cinema after ‘Chhawa.