The chairman of Mahindra and Mahindra, Anand Mahindra, is well-liked by Twitter users. Anand Mahindra frequently engages in interactive sessions on social media as a frequent user.
One such instance occurred on Saturday when he was asked on Twitter his age. “How old are you, Mr. Anand Mahindra?” Witty as he is, Anand Mahindra retorted, “I suppose this is a philosophical question since you could have found out using google.”
“In keeping with that, I’ll respond, “Age (like beauty) rests in the eyes of the beholder.” I am therefore only as old as YOU believe I am “Added Anand Mahindra.
One person wrote in the post’s comments, “It’s hard to judge your age, sir, but anytime I see your attractive, macho face, my eyes start to twitch. My question is psychological.
” Another Twitter user commented, “Age is meaningless Sir,…instead of that I ask how many Sunsets u’ve seen… Hearts u’ve loved…Trips u’ve taken… or Concerts u’ve been to.. that’s how old you are..!!” The comments on the post became more philosophical.
If you don’t care about your age, it doesn’t matter, according to one Twitter user.
Anand Mahindra was recently questioned about his credentials and asked if he was an NRI (Non-resident Indian). Anand Mahindra responded to an inquiry regarding his credentials by saying, “Frankly, at my age, the only qualification of any worth is experience.”
On July 4, the American city of New York City’s Manhattan skyline was shared by an industrialist. He was subsequently asked if he was an NRI.
With his reaction, Anand Mahindra just won the Internet. He stated: “just going to New York to see family. Thus, I am an HRI. India is where my heart (always) resides.
” Anand Mahindra attacked Elon Musk on Saturday just as he backed out of the $44 billion Twitter transaction, saying the company had withheld too much information about the phoney accounts.
Along with humorous tweets, Mahindra also supports emerging artists, small enterprises, and disseminates knowledge about innovation and technology.
The nicest part is that he practically always does it. Then there are the times when he debunks unfounded allegations against him or provides clever commentary in response to odd queries.
went viral in May for a witty response to a question about inexpensive vehicles.
In response to a tweet from Mahindra, a user by the name of Raj Srivastava asked if his business could offer cars for less than Rs 10,000.
The 67-year-old chairman’s response was brief. Instead, he opted to be clever by uploading a screenshot of a toy red automobile that Amazon was selling that was based on Thar.
Mahindra left a remark on a picture of a young girl studying alone herself in a jungle this week. Abhishek Dubey, a Twitter user, posted the image.
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