Actress Mandana Karimi has reacted strongly to a recent viral video shared by Boman Irani, which has sparked a discussion online. While many celebrities reacted with humor to the video, Mandanna took a critical stance, questioning the timing and context of the comment.
Mandana Karimi calls out Boman Irani over recently posted viral video on Donald Trump; ‘Time’ of questions in clear note
Boman Irani’s video, which has been widely circulated on social media, takes a satirical take on the ongoing geopolitical tensions involving Iran, Israel and the United States. In the clip, the actor humorously suggested that former US President Donald Trump should visit Mumbai’s Dadar Parsi Colony for peace talks, adding a comical twist by mentioning the food and LPG concerns. Captioning the video, he wrote, “The Iranians are ready for peace talks with Mr. Donald Trump…”, followed by a light-hearted monologue based on wordplay and sarcasm.
While the video drew laughter from many members of the film fraternity including Javed Jaffrey, Farhan Akhtar, Tabu, Sidharth, Sameera Reddy and Farah Khan Ali, Mandana Karimi shared an opposite view in the comments section.
“Boman Irani sir… suddenly you have a lot to say about Iran. Interesting times. For years, Iranians are being arrested, executed, silenced. Thousands killed. Families torn apart. And people like me have lived it. We’ve talked about it. But now… there’s a video. Now there’s concern. Now there’s humor about gas, about Trump, about ‘come to my house’. Sir, with all due respect to you and The Parsi community comes from that fire. So where was this voice when the Iranians were dying? I mean, from slow clapping to satire.
His comment has since garnered attention on social media, adding a serious dimension to what was otherwise being treated as a light-hearted post. The varying reactions highlight how public figures and audiences engage with sensitive global issues in different ways, especially when humor intersects with real-world crises.
As the video continues to circulate online, the exchange has sparked wider public discussion about satire, timing and responsibility.
