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Anand Mahindra tweets about Scorpio car’s pronunciation, leaves Twitter in splits

Shared some 8 hours ago, the post has amassed more than 126,000 views, over 10,000 ‘likes,’ and about 1,400 retweets, till now.

Updated on: Jul 21, 2019, 19:55:28 IST
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Business tycoon Anand Mahindra is known not only for his entrepreneurial skills but also for his sharp-witted tweets. It won’t be wrong to say that his Twitter game is totally on point as he keeps 7.1 million followers hooked with his regular posts. Case in point, his recent tweet involving a TikTok video on Scorpio car’s ‘teaching abilities’ is winning over people.

In the video, a  group of men is seen trying to pronounce the word “Scorpio.” (Twitter/@anandmahindra)
In the video, a group of men is seen trying to pronounce the word “Scorpio.” (Twitter/@anandmahindra)

“I didn’t know that our good old beast figured in the series of Indian pronunciation memes. This started my Sunday off with a good belly laugh,” Mahindra tweeted. Shared some 8 hours ago, the post has amassed more than 126,000 views, over 10,000 ‘likes,’ and about 1,400 retweets, till now.

In the video, a group of men is seen trying to pronounce the word “Scorpio” that is written on the place of the number plate of a Mahindra Scorpio car.

Mahindra tweet piqued people’s interest and soon tweeple started showering tons of comments. Most found it to be hilarious and praised Mahindra on his sense of humour. Check out what they wrote:

A Twitter user, however, pointed out that the car is missing its number plate and said that it is illegal. Here’s the tweet:

Last month, Mahindra shared another hilarious post on “road roller massage” which left tweeple in splits.

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