Anand Mahindra shares how he will celebrate once lockdown is over. Watch viral video
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Anand Mahindra shared an adorable video of a dog on Twitter today. He said that he would be as excited as the dog once the lockdown is lifted. Netizens can relate with his tweet.
Anand Mahindra is quite active on social media. He often shares life lessons and many animal videos with his followers. Today, he shared an adorable video of a dog on Twitter, and it has gone viral. He expressed that he related with the excitement of the little pooch. Well this pooch must be my avatar because that’s exactly how I’m going to behave when the lockdowns are over and done with... pic.twitter.com/Rvbr1jg4K1 Not only you....Everyone feels that situation... https://t.co/r1H6c973EF Metoo https://t.co/JKh1K3DgvB awesome sir https://t.co/V2UJlXqyLR Me too https://t.co/WHSKNeZMSF So much optimistic means so much energy. Your positive mind is really motivating Sir At that fine moment please take a selfie and post here sir like your beautiful shades at the time of IPL Even am dieing to do...enough of WFH... Then it will be a worldwide buzzzz Hoppity hoo hoppity floppity hoo..Anand Sir, for sure We will follow you Hahaha..... So cute Epic The viral video features a dog on his first hike after getting released from the shelter.
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