Anand Mahindra shares throwback pic from 1972 with stories from his youth. Viral story
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The tweet shared by Anand Mahindra on Twitter shows a picture of him from the year 1972.
Industrialist Anand Mahindra’s Twitter profile is a gold mine of inspiring posts and videos. The Chairman of Mahindra Group frequently takes to the micro-blogging site to share cherished memories and stories from his youth. In his latest post, Mahindra has reminisced the time when he was 17 years old along with a picture of himself. The post has swiftly gone viral. Remembering the best weekends of my youth. In ‘72 -I was 17-a friend & I used to often hitchhike from ‘Bombay’ to ‘Poona’ taking rides on trucks. That’s probably when I developed my love for the open road..The movie ‘Parichay’ had come out & we would sing “Musafir hoon Yaaron’ pic.twitter.com/VuTvMTyivd “Main akela hi chala tha janib-e-manzil magar log saath aate gaye aur karvan banta gaya” https://t.co/o1jMPKePXD Exactly There is something special memory of School daysWe have also visited so many places for playing Cricket #SchoolDays The kind of story that really warms your heart.Kids these days get on a rat-race from preschool and miss out on all the fun and learnings. Absolutely brilliant.....what a great way to experience the then era of freedom..... Natural choice on a truck cabin top, adventurous but,. "kuch real toofani kar diya aapne " Sir, beautiful memories you have shared. Looking so cool.What a journey!
The tweet shared by Mahindra on Twitter shows a picture of him from the year 1972, when he was a young boy of 17. Mahindra shared how he used to spend his weekends in the caption and it will surely make you nostalgic.
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