US-Iran conflict now 'Baahubali'! Recently in the United Nations General Assembly, Iranian President Masoud Pezheshkian stated that Iran is ready to negotiate, but not ready to bow down to the US “eyeballing”. To remember that, the Iranian Embassy in Hyderabad shared the scene of Prabhas' blockbuster.
They shared a scene from the movie 'Baahubali: The Beginning'. There, Baahubali took the 'Jai Mahishmati' Ranhunka and entered the war with a large army. Wondering about all the weapons. The same scene was shared by the Iranian embassy. The caption of the video reads, “President of Iran at the United Nations General Assembly.” Pezheskian: We will never bow or kneel in surrender. Just like Baahubali stood against the Kalkeys, we too have shed our blood in sacrifice for the motherland.
Netizens are impressed by the post. One commented, 'The use of desi cinema in information-conflict work is very interesting.' Another wrote, 'Seeing Iran is a big fan of Indian movies.' A third commented, 'Unbelievable that the Iranian embassy would do something like editing a scene from 'Baahubali'.'' But this is not the first time. Earlier, another Telugu film 'Bhagavanth Kesari' had also been used by Tehran.
The war between America and Iran has been going on for the past 7 months. On September 24, the meeting of the United Nations was held at the headquarters of the United Nations in New York. Pezheskian attended that meeting. He said that Iran is not ready to bow down in any way. Meanwhile, in an interview given to the US media last Sunday, Iran's foreign minister said, “If the war starts again, we are fully prepared to fight that war, even if it is a doomsday war. At the same time, we are also ready for diplomacy. The decision must be made by President Trump.” Regarding the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, which has made the situation more complicated, Araghachi said, “Iran also wants to open the Strait of Hormuz as part of the ceasefire agreement. But in return, our money and foreign assets that were confiscated should be released. We want to be allowed to sell our oil.”