American President Donald Trump’s decision to impose a sweeping 100% import duty on movies made overseas has sent shockwaves through the global film industry. The move, which drastically raises costs for foreign films entering the US market, has drawn sharp reactions across the board. For India, which boasts one of the largest overseas film markets thanks to its diaspora, the decision is a significant blow.

In an exclusive conversation with News18, filmmaker Bejoy Nambiar shared his perspective on how the new tariff could impact Indian cinema. While acknowledging the potential financial setback, Nambiar argued that Indian films are not created with the US market as their primary audience.

“It’s A Dent, But We Don’t Make Films For That Market"

Nambiar explained that while the US has been

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