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Video of men performing garba impresses and ‘exhausts’ Anand Mahindra. Here’s why

Just a few hours back, Anand Mahindra took to Twitter to retweet the 9-second-long video of the garba performance.

Updated on: Oct 5, 2019, 14:16:56 IST
Hindustan Times, New Delhi | By
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People, around the country, are celebrating the Navratri season with total gusto. Expectedly, all sorts of videos of festivities are doing their rounds on the Internet – especially, clips of people performing garba. And, one such video of two men performing the dance has left many impressed, including Anand Mahindra.

Since being shared about an hour back, the video has gathered over 12,000 views – and it’s still counting. (Twitter/@anandmahindra)
Since being shared about an hour back, the video has gathered over 12,000 views – and it’s still counting. (Twitter/@anandmahindra)

Just a few hours back, the business tycoon took to Twitter to retweet the 9-second-long video of the performance. “Whoooaaa. These guys are good,” he wrote. Further he jokingly wrote that he “got exhausted” by just watching them – assumingly referring to the power-packed performance of the duo. “Had to go and lie down after that,” he added.

Since being shared about an hour back, the video has gathered over 12,000 views – and it’s still counting. Additionally, it has also gathered over 1,300 likes and close to 100 retweets.

People dropped all sorts of comments on the post. A few even commented that they showcase “awesome energy.”

Some even shared videos of other garba performances:

What do you think of the dance video?

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