When Anand Mahindra was floored by this man dancing to Indian songs! It will simply rock you!

We all know how things automotive, and others too, move Mahindra Group Chairman, Anand Mahindra, and how he is ever willing to share his experiences with his followers on Twitter. Mostly, these experiences are eye-catching. So, whether it is an awe-inspiring idea or actual product or deed, Mahindra takes to Twitter and let's the world share his awe of the event. Most recently, he shared a video of an American dancing to Bollywood songs. Nothing extraordinary, you said? Well, it was happening the streets of NEW YORK CITY. Yes, NYC! 

The Mahindra Group Chairman, who had a great laugh looking at it, took to Twitter to share the video of the man dancing to the beats of, of all things, "Choli ke peeche kya hai"! This is title track of "Dhoom 2". Then there were "Sheila ki jawaani", "Bole Chudiyan" and the Punjabi song "Tunak tunak tun".

Anand Mahindra captioned the video as, "At least the next time I`m in Manhattan I won`t be alone if I start doing Bollywood dance moves on the street! ?? A great `Sunday laugh` video." 

At least the next time I’m in Manhattan I won’t be alone if I start doing Bollywood dance moves on the street! A great ‘Sunday laugh’ video. https://t.co/6Q9mVOjcqa

— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) August 18, 2019

Mahindra also found something unusual to share on Independence Day. He shared a photo that showed a vegetable seller's love for his country. 

As the day draws to a close, this is the image that will stay most firmly embedded in my mind. The national commitment & faith displayed by a humble vegetable vendor. The most inexpensive symbol to make, but the most powerfully eloquent. Jai Hind. #whatsappwonderbox pic.twitter.com/S2JIqBap5f

— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) August 15, 2019

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Anand Mahindra tweeted, "As the day draws to a close, this is the image that will stay most firmly embedded in my mind. The national commitment & faith displayed by a humble vegetable vendor. The most inexpensive symbol to make, but the most powerfully eloquent. Jai Hind."