Anand Mahindra's wife asked him to cook. His response is hilarious!

Pic courtesy/Twitter/ Anand Mahindra

Business tycoon Anand Mahindra recently took to Instagram to share a hilarious post on the social media platform, Twitter leaving his followers in splits! Anand Mahindra is known for his quirky and funny posts on social media and also for appreciating ideas and suggestions from people across the world on social media. Check out the witty post shared by the business tycoon on Twitter!

Anand Mahindra took to Twitter to share this post with a hilarious caption 'A rainy weekend & we're staying home. My wife asked me if I wanted to help cook some interesting dishes. I sent her this picture saying this is how I work & asked if she was sure my skills were relevant..' The post has a man sitting down and using a cloth iron to warm a chapatti hailing Indian wits behind last-minute hacks for every problem.

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Recently, Anand Mahindra shared a heart touching post on the social media platform, Twitter of a unique signboard in a forest which read, ‘In the forests and mountains, animals do not leave trash, humans do. Please behave like animals'. He even posted a quirky caption with the picture stating, ‘When angry with my behaviour, my mother used to say "Stop behaving like an animal." (Jaanwar ki tarah!) I wish I could tell her today that I was behaving virtuously!'.

This unique sign board is located at Edakkal Caves, Wayanad. People were amazed by the post and flooded his Twitter wall with their opinions supporting the post. This post gained tremendous support, likes and even has been retweeted. Anand Mahindra's tongue-in-cheek humour, has cracked up many on social media but this time it has struck a sensible cord stating a fact unknown to many.

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