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Boman Irani wears diplomatic hat, says ready for peace talks with Trump
Meanwhile, the war in West Asia is about to enter its 26th day with both the USA and Israel jointly attacking Iran.
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IANS - Wed, 25, Mar 2026
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Actor and comedian Boman Irani at the pre-wedding reception of senior trade expert Komal Nahta’s son Mohak Nahta and his fiancée Dikshita Khullar in Mumbai on Sunday, March 8, 2026. / Courtesy: IANS
Actor-director Boman Irani has put on a diplomatic hat to resolve the ongoing war in West Asia. On March 25, the actor took to his Instagram and shared a video of himself talking to the camera. Citing his Iranian roots, the actor expressed his willingness to talk to U.S. President Donald Trump with regards to solving the conflict.
In the video, he said in jest, “So, as you may know, it's going viral that Mr. Donald Trump wants to speak to the Iranis, and three people have been beckoned to speak: Smriti Irani, Aruna Irani, and me."
He further mentioned, “So, I am ready. I am ready. We can do anything for peace. My only problem is that I won't go to Washington. Let their delegation come here to the Dadar Parsi Colony. We will treat them with whatever they like; we’ll feed them dhansak and custard. We will bring a gas cylinder. I think it will make life very, very smooth for all of us.”
Meanwhile, the war in West Asia is about to enter its 26th day with both the USA and Israel jointly attacking Iran. Iran, on its part, has been attacking the US military bases of the allies in the Middle East with catastrophic bombings on Tel Aviv.
Earlier, Trump spoke about the 5 days of ceasefire in the war, saying he negotiated peace with the leaders of Iran. Soon after Trump’s statement, Iran said that Trump is bluffing and is cooking up a one-sided peace deal to manipulate financial markets linked to oil. Following this, the talks between Iran and the USA are reportedly underway while bombings continue over critical infrastructure of Iran and Israel.
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