Feasible way for US-citizen to buy on Indian exchanges?

[CLM5]

Wasn't sure where to put this, but figured it fit in better here than most of the other sections. 

 

Given what's going on in the US markets, I've been looking abroad for ideas. I've found many ideas that unfortunately wind up being in countries where I cannot make purchases. One such place is India, where I've found many interesting ideas. Does anyone know if there is any way for a non-indian US citizen to buy companies listed on Indian exchanges? I was hopeful when I saw interactive Brokers list India as a supported exchange, but apparently it's only available to Indian citizens or NRIs. I've looked into opening an account with an Indian brokerage, but ran into the same issue. Hoping someone has some knowledge in this area that could be helpful. Thanks!

[shamelesscloner]

Wasn't sure where to put this, but figured it fit in better here than most of the other sections. 

 

Given what's going on in the US markets, I've been looking abroad for ideas. I've found many ideas that unfortunately wind up being in countries where I cannot make purchases. One such place is India, where I've found many interesting ideas. Does anyone know if there is any way for a non-indian US citizen to buy companies listed on Indian exchanges? I was hopeful when I saw interactive Brokers list India as a supported exchange, but apparently it's only available to Indian citizens or NRIs. I've looked into opening an account with an Indian brokerage, but ran into the same issue. Hoping someone has some knowledge in this area that could be helpful. Thanks!

 

I explored this for a bit but was unable to find a way.

[Pistachio_Lawyer]

I have the same question. Also how would a potential investor account for currency devaluation?