Bollywood actor John Abraham, who is receiving a very positive response to his recently released streaming film ‘Tehran’, has spoken to the heavy tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump in India, and how they can be counted. The actor, who has a keen interest in geopolitics, shared that if India wants to soften the tariff shock, the nation needs to look at alternative markets for its export.
Talking about how the producers put ‘Tehran’, he said, “Of course, we entered this place open with our eyes. I was very confident about what I was doing. I knew that I would face the obstacles with the censor board and worry everyone, but I want a voice and want to make a film in the Middle East. What is the effect on the world, the world has a voice that has a matter of India and I want to make a film in the Middle East. It has an impact on India ”.
Talking about the tariff, he said, “Even today, with Trump and his tariff, many of us do not care about 25% or 50%, but yes, they are going to make a big impact on India. The good news is that we are very sound as a country. If we have to address this tariff, we have to see alternative markets.
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‘Tehran’ is related to politically charged topics and deeply in Indian cinema to deal with the subjects in depth, in depth, in the complications of Middle Eastern Geophysics. For John Abraham, the decision to be a part of this project was more than just playing the role of an action hero. It was about lending a voice to a legend that combines global events with India, and brings to light how international changes, conflicts and policies are waved in our everyday life.
The film also stars Manushi Chillar, Neeru Bajwa and Madhurima Tuli under the direction of Arun Gopalan. It is inspired by real-life events, it discovers spy, fragmented alliance and high-dot global politics. The film is available to stream on Zee5. Meanwhile, the geopolitical landscape is changing rapidly worldwide.
While Washington DC has imposed 50 percent tariffs on Indian exports, a step that will affect many areas. To combat economic tremors, India is strengthening its relations with China and Russia.
NSA Ajit Doval recently confirmed PM Modi’s visit to China to attend the SCO Summit 2025. India, China and Russia which are members of BRICS, are working on the establishment of a parallel economy, and freeing the global economy from the clutches of the Petro-Dollary-Gold Complex. If the BRICS undergoes the scheme, the dollar will no longer be the major currency for global trade.
In the Middle East, Saudi Arabia, who is an ally in the United States, has formally joined the BRICS blocks of nations despite attending a meeting in Brazil in May. However, Saudi Arabia has expressed its interest in Petroyuan. The Russian-Ukraine conflict is also close to its end with a peace deal brocade by Donald Trump.
