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Viral: Anand Mahindra’s Twitter post is going viral on social media, where he shares a video of a pet monkey watching videos on his phone. The video was first shared by a user named Jagdish Mitra, CEO of CanvasM.---Advertisement--- In the video, one can see monkey watching videos on his owner’s phone. In the video, […]

Viral: Anand Mahindra’s Twitter post is going viral on social media, where he shares a video of a pet monkey watching videos on his phone. The video was first shared by a user named Jagdish Mitra, CEO of CanvasM.

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In the video, one can see monkey watching videos on his owner’s phone. In the video, a dressed-up pet monkey sits on the bed with its human. While the woman lay on the bed watching the monkey, the animal began going through videos on his phone.

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The caption reads, “Is bichare ko aisee ‘insaniyaat’ se baachao.”

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A user wrote, “When u hire someone Just for scrolling.” Another user wrote, “looks cute , though.” A third person wrote, “Waise sir insaano ki jindagi badiya hai ki jaanvaro?” A fourth user wrote, “Sir after 2014 even they have become tech savvy. We Indians should be proud. Humans evolved from them Now it’s our time to give them back.”

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First published on: Apr 07, 2023 05:38 PM IST


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