Posted ByTechViewAnand Mahindra had uploaded a photo of a man sitting in front of a sign offering to heal ‘hurt shoes’ on April 17. The way he defined himself stuck out. He named his business ‘Dr Nasseeram’s hospital.’ He appears to have found the ‘doctor’ after asking people to assist him in his search. This time, Mahindra mocked a footwear brand after discovering a fake Adidas shoe with a similar name and logo, but instead of ‘Adidas,’ it said ‘Ajitdas.’
Are you one of those people that browse shoe brand websites and then shut the tab after seeing the outrageous prices? We, on the other hand, are not passing judgement. In truth, we’d want to inform you that the majority of us have done so and then gone to a thrift shop or roadside hawker that sells early copies of the brand.
However, individuals frequently stumble across humorous misspelling on those nearly identical copies. We don’t need to tell you how amusing the brands sound, but we can show you a post by Anand Mahindra in which he gives a fascinating rationale for one such amusing spelling.
Mahindra rushed to Twitter to post a photo of a shoe with the word ‘Ajitdas’ inscribed in place of the brand. Rather than writing Adidas, the creators went out of their way to avoid any copyright difficulties.
Anand Mahindra’s offbeat postings on the social media network Twitter frequently go viral because they are engaging and entertaining for netizens. And again another of the industrialist’s amusing picture tweets has gone insanely popular on Twitter. This time, Mahindra mocked a footwear brand after discovering a fake Adidas shoe with a similar name and logo, but instead of ‘Adidas,’ it said ‘Ajitdas.’
Mahindra, amused by the Indian version of the footwear company, came to Twitter this morning and tweeted a photo of the white sneaker. He captioned the picture, “Completely reasonable.” It simply implies Adi has a sibling named Ajit. What is Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam?
Soon after Mahindra’s remark, numerous Twitter users shared similar stories and made outrageous comments. “Sir more power to Vasudhaiv kutumbkam as adi has a sister also ‘Ada’ along with brother ‘Ajit’, “They also have an extended family!!”, “Maybe is Adidas’s bro lost in kumbh mela,” and more comments were made by Mahindra’s supporters. The post received over 10,000 likes and replies. People couldn’t stop laughing at the hilarious spelling mistakes they came across while looking for a low-cost replica of a popular brand’s product.