Bollywood actor John Abraham, known for his patriotic films, has recently explored the theme of diplomacy in his new movie, ‘The Diplomat’. In the film, he portrays a glimpse into the life of one of India's most prominent diplomats, Jitender Pal Singh, commonly referred to as JP Singh within the corridors of power. JP Singh, fondly called ‘JP’ by many, is currently serving as India's envoy to Israel.

The movie opens with a lengthy disclaimer that spans over a minute, setting the stage for a narrative that claims to be based on the true story of Indian national Uzma Ahmed, who faced a harrowing experience in Pakistan before her eventual rescue. Following this disclaimer, the scene transitions to the breathtaking yet harsh terrain of Buner in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan, where the central events of the story begin to unfold.
 
In this film, Abraham takes on the complex role of Singh, a character that demands both depth and nuance. He has previously addressed sensitive topics, such as the involvement of Indian Peace Keeping Forces (IPKF) in Sri Lanka in the film "Madras Cafe", where he played the part of an Indian intelligence officer.

In this new role, Abraham masterfully embodies Singh, portraying him with a careful balance of restraint and emotional depth. Singh is depicted as a man whose outwardly calm expression and seemingly simple smile belies a wealth of untold experiences and stories. The performance invites audiences to explore the layers of Singh’s character, as they witness his journey against the backdrop of difficult circumstances.