Anand Mahindra Chooses Parantha Over Pizza, Abhishek Bachchan Reacts
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"Who needs pizza when you can have paratha?" Mr Mahindra wrote in the caption.
Industrialist Anand Mahindra, who is quite active on social media regularly posts about trending topics and engaging stories, for his 10.8 million followers. Recently, Mr Mahindra took to X, formerly Twitter, to share a video of a huge stuffed paratha that caught his attention. Who needs Pizza when you can have Paratha…? pic.twitter.com/nd7aPVIAK7
"Who needs pizza when you can have paratha?" Mr Mahindra wrote as he shared the video. The clip opens with a man using a large quantity of potato filling to make a huge paratha on a tawa. He then fries it and cuts it into small bite-size pieces. Once done, he serves it with different chutneys and a large bowl filled with curd.
Since being shared, his post has amassed the attention of many people, including actor Abhishek Bachchan. It has received 1.1 million views and 24,000 likes.
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