Islamabad - A highly realistic AI-generated video depicting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi serving tea to US, Iranian, and Pakistani leaders has gone massively viral on Pakistani social media, just as Pakistan-hosted indirect talks between the US and Iran continue in Islamabad on April 10, 2026.
The 48-second clip shows a sharply dressed Modi in a traditional waiter's uniform inside an elegant wood-paneled room adorned with American, Iranian, and Pakistani flags. He is seen politely offering tea, sugar cubes, and even light apologies to the seated leaders while referencing his early days as a tea seller. The video humorously claims India played a key role in the fictional "Islamabad Accord" that supposedly ended the recent US-Israel-Iran conflict.
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The satire has struck a chord with many Pakistani users, who are sharing it widely with captions celebrating Pakistan's actual mediation success and poking fun at India's absence from the real diplomatic process.
The video's release coincides with ongoing fragile ceasefire efforts. A two-week truce brokered by Pakistan over Strait of Hormuz tensions remains in place, with indirect US-Iran talks now being hosted in Islamabad. Official sources confirm India had no role in the negotiations.
Pakistani netizens have reacted with a mix of amusement and sharp commentary. While thousands are enjoying the light-hearted jabs at Modi and India's perceived irrelevance in the crisis, others have called the mockery "disrespectful" and "unnecessary" at a sensitive time.
One popular X post read: "Modi ji serving tea while Pakistan actually brings peace 😂 #IslamabadAccord #PakistanPeacemaker"
The clip has crossed over one million views in Pakistan within hours. Many are praising the creativity of the AI video, while some Indian users have condemned it as "cheap propaganda." A section of Pakistani commentators also advised against excessive ridicule, saying the focus should remain on the success of Pakistani diplomacy rather than mocking neighbors.
No official reaction has come from the Indian government or Prime Minister Modi's office so far.
The viral video has further amplified the narrative in Pakistan that while India watches from the sidelines, Islamabad has emerged as a credible peace broker in a major international conflict.
