In a cheeky social media post, actor-producer Nikhil Dwivedi took a playful jab at former US President Donald Trump, who controversially claimed credit for brokering peace between India and Pakistan and having “ended” the war between the two nuclear-armed countries. The actor shared a satirical post mimicking Trump’s style, where “Trump” announces the reopening of Mumbai’s Andheri Gokhale flyover following “a long night of talks with BMC.”

The post humorously 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!”

This tongue-in-cheek mock post takes a direct dig at Trump’s earlier comments, where he suggested that it was because of him that India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire. The international community and netizens had a field day trolling the former president for his exaggerated claim.

Nikhil’s post was not just comic relief but also a clever commentary on political bravado. By using the local reference of the much-anticipated flyover in Mumbai, the actor brought global absurdity into a relatable local context, something that resonated with many on social media.

Known for his outspoken nature, Nikhil Dwivedi often uses his platform to highlight socio-political issues, and this post was another example of his witty engagement with current affairs.

For the uninitiated, the Gokhale Bridge in Andheri was shut on November 7, 2022, after a structural audit found severe damage due to corrosion. This came years after a partial collapse in 2018 that killed two people. After extensive reconstruction, the bridge was fully reopened on May 11, 2025, restoring a key east-west link in Mumbai- *Thanks To Mr Trump From Nikhil!*