Man asks Anand Mahindra if he can make cars for Rs 10k. Industrialist’s response is major ROFL
India Today
It all started when a Twitter user named Raj Srivastava asked Anand Mahindra to manufacture cars under Rs 10k. The industrialist's reply to it was epic.
Industrialist Anand Mahindra never fails to make his 9.2 million Twitter followers laugh. Be it his sense of humour or sarcastic remarks, the Chairperson of Mahindra Group’s Twitter profile is indeed a gem. This time, Mahindra has bowled netizens over with his funny reply to a Twitter user’s query. It is bound to make you giggle.
It all started when a Twitter user named Raj Srivastava asked Mahindra to manufacture cars under Rs 10k. While it is undoubtedly clear that it was an unreasonable request, Mahindra replied to the query in his own style.
“We’ve done even better; made one for under 1.5K,” he wrote with a smiling emoji. Along with the tweet, he attached the picture of toy model of Mahindra Thar that is sold online.
Take a look:
We’ve done even better; made one for under 1.5K https://t.co/6ccHGYxTYB pic.twitter.com/wmf9sNpWqR
Are you laughing at the tweet too? Well, you’re not alone. Since being shared a few hours ago, the tweet has garnered over 1k likes and many reactions.
People didn’t hold back while praising Mahindra’s humorous side. Many simply wrote how they wanted to buy the toy model.
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