Anand Mahindra reconnects with old friend, shares yet another throwback pic. Circa 1966

Anand Mahindra shared yet another picture from his school days on Twitter. The photo was initially shared by his school friend and band member Nicholas Horsburgh on the microblogging site.

If you follow Anand Mahindra on Instagram, you will know that recently he had shared an old picture on Twitter from his school days in which he can be seen playing the guitar with his band members. Now, the Mahindra Group Chairman has treated his followers to yet another million-dollar picture of him from 1966. The photo was initially shared by his school friend Nicholas Horsburgh on Twitter. In my school in Ooty, we had two kids from a British family settled in India. Nicholas Horsburgh & his brother Michael had local nicknames: ‘Nagu & Muthu.’ I had no idea HOW native Nick had become until a video of him singing a Malayalam song recently surfaced in social media! pic.twitter.com/VGgPApdq3m After seeing that video of Nick, I retrieved this pic from my school album. That’s Nick at the mike. Always the singer. The twerp to his left is yours truly. Despite being a junior they let me join their band: ‘The Blackjacks.’ Maybe Nick will remind me what song we were playing pic.twitter.com/eTOswGBi2J Namaskaram Nick! Twitter’s Magic has worked & reconnected us after 52 years. No, I’ve never seen this pic before. Was my 1st year at Lawrence. As a junior, looks like I had to keep a respectful distance from you seniors! https://t.co/6i0kKeLVgG Recently, Anand Mahindra came across a video of Nicholas Horsburgh, a fellow bandmate from his school days singing a Malayalam song and shared it on Twitter. The video of Horsburgh, a man of British origin, had gone crazy viral on social media. “In my school in Ooty, we had two kids from a British family settled in India. Nicholas Horsburgh & his brother Michael had local nicknames: ‘Nagu & Muthu.’ I had no idea HOW native Nick had become until a video of him singing a Malayalam song recently surfaced in social media (sic),” Anand Mahindra wrote sharing the video.