Published 14:57 IST, November 29th 2020
‘To be amused or curious?’: Wedding-themed face mask design leaves Anand Mahindra baffled
Business tycoon Anand Mahindra on November 28 shared a picture of mask design with a caption, "don’t know whether to be amused or horrified".
- Entertainment News
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Amid the unprecedented coronavirus pandemic, face coverings have become an essential part of people’ daily wardrobe. While several people have started decorating the protective gear in a bid to match their fashion requirements, Anand Mahindra recently shared one such mask design on Twitter on November 28. The design has left the Mahindra group chairperson, who is known for sharing witty, hilarious and sometimes heart touch tweets, baffled.
While sharing the image, the business tycoon said that he doesn’t know whether to be “amused or horrified”. He said that the mask design has left him speechless. Mahindra said, “ye masks ne meri bolti band Kar di,” while sharing the picture of two masks design, which read, “Ladkewale” and “Ladkiwale”. Check out the post below:
‘..definitely not surprised’
Since shared, the tweet has already garnered over 14,000 likes and hundreds of comments. Netizens were left bamboozled after seeing the image. While one user wrote, “Amazing how our imaginations work,” another added, “Amused or horrified but definitely not surprised”. One user jokingly also said, “And one more, labelled ‘gatecrashers,” while another user shared a video of a wedding invitation with Mask and sanitiser”.
“Possibly tomorrow there can also be Covid wale' (people affected with Covid 19) and non-Covid wale' masks. Pankaj Udhas singing from the non-Covid stage, and Anup Jalota reminds about God's will, from the Covid side,” wrote third. “This is an ingenious way of preventing that from happening. Even though one may not wear it while eating it could be used for identification,” said fourth.
A few days back, Mahindra also to Twitter to share a musical post in a bid to pump up the start of the day. Known for his witty social media posts, while retweeting a video of musicians Manavgeet Gill and Simran Kaur singing the track Kann Kar Gal Sun, Mahindra urged his followers to “take a break” and “recharge” their batteries. The chairman Mahindra Group called music a form of “renewable energy” and further went on to praise Simran’s voice. Initially, the clip was shared on YouTube back in 2019, however, the superb recording has caught netizens attention after Mahindra re-shared it on the micro-blogging website.
Updated 14:55 IST, November 29th 2020