Watch: Anand Mahindra’s “Dosa Day” Video Is Too Good To Miss

Mahindra’s Chairperson Anand Mahindra simply gave us a glimpse into what a Sunday meal seems like in his “typical Punjabi” dwelling – and let’s simply say, it is as pleasant as you’d think about. The businessman shared a enjoyable video on X that’s certain to deliver a smile to your face. The video kicks off with a household wearing white veshti – conventional South Indian apparel – and a turban-clad man singing a catchy Punjabi tune that pays homage to the well-known South Indian dishes: dosa, idli, and vada. As the person sings, the visuals present a plate stacked with these South Indian delicacies, and alongside them, we see the right accompaniments – sambhar and coconut chutney. It is a visible feast.

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The man’s tune loosely interprets to:

“Come, let me feed you dosa, vada, and idli, Top it off with a little bit sambhar to make it tastier. Don’t overlook the coconut chutney, So you will not overlook it, and will the meals not be cursed by the evil eye (nazar naa lage).”

Anand Mahindra shared the video with the caption: “Sunday is Dosa Day at our dwelling. We’re typical Punjabis.” And actually, we get it. When dosa is on the menu, it is a celebration. Take a glance right here:

The web is completely loving Anand Mahindra’s playful tackle the basic South Indian meal.

A person commented, “Sunday is Dosa Day? Looks like your internal South Indian is doing *bhangra* within the kitchen, Sir!!”

Another wrote, “Dosa is South India’s present to the remainder of the nation—a crisp, golden delight that pairs completely with chutney and sambar! Its simplicity and flavour make it a favorite from East to North, uniting everybody by means of its irresistible attraction!”

“Tamilnadu – the land of dosas welcomes this,” a remark learn.

Another commented, “Ha ha … nationwide Punjabi Sunday meal.”

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