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A heartwarming video of two young Kashmiri girls reporting on snowfall in their hometown has captured the hearts of netizens, quickly going viral.
The now-viral video showed the twin girls, also dressed identically, excitedly reporting on the snowfall in Kashmir. They pointed out heaps of white snow surrounding them and referred to their surroundings as "Jannat" (heaven).
"The little girls even gave thanks to God for the snowfall and told viewers about their enjoyment. “Today, we're having so much fun. We are enjoying a lot, having a great time here," the twins remarked."
Anand Mahindra, the industrialist, continually amazes his followers with his social media posts. The Mahindra Group Chairman, with his 11 million Twitter followers, regularly stirs their interest with funny, motivational, and trending videos. This time, he posted an adorable video of two little girls reporting on snowfall in Kashmir, guaranteed to make your day.
Anand Mahindra loved how poetically the girls expressed their excitement and wrote, “Sleds on Snow or Shayari on Snow. My vote goes to the second,” in the caption.
Internet users loved the adorable video and flooded the comments section with heart and love emojis. They called the video ''super cute'' and adored the girls' delightful and innocent expressions.
One user wrote, ''The other's facial expressions are also very cute...beautiful sisters.'' Another said, ''Oh My God What a cute video. Enjoyed watching it. Worth sharing.''
“Really beautiful. We have to learn from these lovely kids,” a third user remarked. “Cuteness overload,” another user added.
One person commented, ''The other's facial expressions are also really cute...beautiful sisters." Another said, ''Oh my God. What a cute video. I enjoyed watching it. "Worth sharing."
A third person said, ''Cuteness overdone." A fourth added, ''A symphony of snowflakes, nature's subtle twist... "Two little angels enjoy the cold and crisp."
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