Updated November 6th, 2021 at 19:41 IST
Anand Mahindra shares video of a man scanning QR code from cow's forehead; Watch
Anand Mahindra recently shared a video that depicts a man scanning the UPI QR code from a cow's forehead. Watch the video here -
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Business Tycoon Anand Mahindra's tweets hold a lot of value as it always has something interesting to offer. Sometimes he shares photos and videos of random locations, while sometimes his tweets are funny yet thoughtful and the recent tweet is no different. Anand Mahindra shared a video that depicts a man scanning the UPI QR code from a cow's forehead.
The 30-second video starts with the sound of the flute, as the video progresses a man is seen playing the flute, while another man emerges with a phone in his hand. A cow is seen in full costume in the front. The man then proceeds to scan the UPI QR code from his phone to pay the cow's owner. The caption of the video reads, "Do you need any more evidence of the large-scale conversion to digital payments in India?!"
Do you need any more evidence of the large-scale conversion to digital payments in India?! pic.twitter.com/0yDJSR6ITA
— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra)
Netizens loved the video
The short clip was shared earlier today around 10:00 am and since then it has received more than 2 lakh videos. Around 18 thousand people liked the video and approx 3000 people retweeted it. It also invited a huge number of comments. One Twitter user wrote, "Actually the praise should go to UPI. It is this interface that all payment companies implement. You can confirm it by looking at the final payment screen which is always the same. Looks like UPI has implemented this part and payment companies just extend the feature."
Actually the praise should go to UPI. It is this interface that all payment companies implement. You can confirm it by looking at the final payment screen which is always the same. Looks like UPI has implemented this part and payment companies just extend the feature
— Sundar (@Tksrajan)
In that case you have stiff competition from this BMW
— Dr Nilima Srivastava (@gypsy_nilima)
😉😏😄🤣 pic.twitter.com/2HThZHnAzq
I completely agree sir, all of us converted to digital long back. do you please confirm all payments in entire operations of Mahindra are converted to digital or still using cash transactions. pic.twitter.com/1uAeaArSy1
— Raja Narender Reddy (@ranareddyk)
Another commenter wrote, "I rely on digital payments., as I have safety issues with cash. It is the best we have seen. Many small size vendors are happy and say that they are able to save money unlike earlier somehow liquid cash was spent without a limit or consciousness. Most are happy who want peace." The third comment read, "This is really a big transformation on digital payments. And such flexibility and ease of payments is not there in many of the developed nations as well."
+1 on this, Mr Mahindra. Recently travelled deep inside Rajasthan with ₹500 cash only. Literally, everywhere I could see UPI payment as an option + no cash payments for Toll Tax was a cherry on the top.
— bullish harami (@foryerinfo)
For a salaried person who doesn't like to carry cash, this is just amazing
I love digital payments. When I hand over a crisp 500/- note for a 450/- purchase it makes me wanna weep for parting with one more 500/- note. Paying 450/- on mobile makes it feel a lot better 😀
— Sambhrama799 (@sambhrama799)
Every citizen should understand digital transactions.... Why you guys think in a negative way.. We apll are educated... Mahindra ji just showed how villages are also developing.. Sorry don't take in other ways.
— M.S.SAILENDRA (@MSSAILENDRA1)
Sir, U R very U-niq person of the Bhāratbhūmi & your all posts is learning of Darşanşastra
— Santosh Tiwari 🇮🇳 (@Design2sk)
Recent funny tweet by Anand Mahinda
Recently, the Mahindra CEO shared a funny video of a man riding a bicycle without any driver. In the video, when a passerby asked the man who is riding the bike the man who is calmly sitting in the back seat simply smiles and raises his eyes to the sky, implying that God is at work.
Elon Musk: I want to bring driverless vehicles to India.
— Dr. Ajayita (@DoctorAjayita)
Meanwhile India... pic.twitter.com/9YSFg0bYkW
Image: Twitter/@anandmahindra, PTI
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Published November 6th, 2021 at 19:41 IST