Anand Mahindra shares video of people performing Garba at Marine Drive. Watch
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Anand Mahindra shared a video of people performing Garba at Mumbai's Marine Drive. The industrialist shared the clip on Twitter.
Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra is quite active on social media and his Twitter account is filled with content that goes viral in no time. There's a huge range of videos and posts that the industrialist shares to keep his followers hooked. On September 27, Mahindra shared a video of a bunch of people doing Garba on the streets of Mumbai. And, it has obviously gone viral with over 78k views.
In the now-viral video, a crowd of people can be seen performing Garba on the streets of music. They were entirely immersed in the experience and it looked like they were having a lot of fun. Surprisingly, their coordination was on-point as well.
"Mumbai, Marine drive. The conquest and annexation of Mumbai’s streets is complete. But these are invaders who are welcomed with open arms. No place like Mumbai during Navratri. I know I’m going to hear howls of protest from cities in Gujarat!" Anand Mahindra captioned the post.
Watch the viral video here:
Mumbai, Marine drive. The conquest and annexation of Mumbai’s streets is complete. But these are invaders who are welcomed with open arms. No place like Mumbai during Navratri. ( I know I’m going to hear howls of protest from cities in Gujarat! ) pic.twitter.com/vaGNSVSybE
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