In a hilarious twist blending global politics with Mumbai’s civic woes, actor-producer Nikhil Dwivedi took a witty jab at former US President Donald Trump. Trump, who recently claimed he brokered peace between India and Pakistan and ended a potential war, became the target of Dwivedi’s clever sarcasm on social media.
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Dwivedi posted a mock statement on social media mimicking Trump’s dramatic tone and inflated claims. The post read:
“After a long night of talks with BMC, I am pleased to announce that they have agreed to open the Andheri Gokhale flyover. Congratulations to the people living in East and West Andheri. Jai Maharashtra!”
The tongue-in-cheek remark humorously mirrors Trump’s controversial assertion that he was responsible for diffusing tensions between India and Pakistan. Dwivedi’s playful take recontextualized international political bravado to a relatable Mumbai issue—the reopening of the Gokhale Bridge in Andheri.
The flyover, a key connector between East and West Andheri, was shut down on November 7, 2022, after a structural audit exposed severe corrosion. This came after a partial bridge collapse in 2018 that killed two people. Following years of reconstruction, the bridge finally reopened on May 11, 2025.
Social media users quickly caught on to the satire, applauding Dwivedi for using humour to spotlight both local frustrations and the absurdity of exaggerated political claims. The comment section was flooded with laughing emojis and tongue-in-cheek tributes to “Trump Sir” for “resolving” Mumbai’s infrastructure crisis.
Nikhil Dwivedi, known for his sharp political commentary and straightforward opinions, once again struck a chord with the public. By connecting a hyperlocal issue with a high-profile international figure, he not only entertained but also made a pointed commentary on the nature of political posturing.
In an age of viral misinformation and over-the-top political theatrics, Dwived
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