Anand Mahindra has often sought help from his followers on social media to reach out to those in need. In his latest post, he tweeted a video of a worker skillfully loading and transporting bricks on his head. Admiring the man's mastery, Mahindra asked netizens if they knew where the video was from and whether his employer could provide automation for the cumbersome task. "No one should have to do such risky manual labour. But you have to admire this man for turning his drudgery into an art form. Does anyone know where this is from? Can his employers provide automation and also recognise his higher-order skills?" read the caption of the post, which features a man loading 32 bricks on a wooden plank placed on his head before transporting it. Watch the video here: No one should have to do such risky manual labour. But you have to admire this man for turning his drudgery into an art form. Does anyone know where this is from? Can his employers provide automation & also recognise his higher order skills? (From Signal) pic.twitter.com/5IZ7NyiIS1 — anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) August 16, 2021 With over 8 million followers on the microblogging website, it did not take long for Mahindra's tweet to go viral and be flooded with netizens responding to his query. Many informed the chairman of Mahindra Group that the video was an old one, which was shot in Africa back in 2017. Some also posted links by YouTube page 'Mining and Construction Equipment Guide Africa' featuring the same video. africa ? — Prafull K Mittal 🇮🇳 (@prafull_0609) August 16, 2021 However, some also posted similar videos of manual labourers from various countries stacking several bricks on their heads. "Another one from Bangladesh. I think it's common skills," wrote another user. another one from bangladesh. i think its common skills — Prafull K Mittal 🇮🇳 (@prafull_0609) August 16, 2021 The clip also triggered a discussion among netizens where many spoke about labour laws and the risks involved in such work. This is very common is Bihar-UP region. Just visit a construction site in a small city. There are thousand of them. We could use them in sports or something but alas they go Un noticed — Santosh (@sksantino) August 16, 2021 Wherever he is from my respect to him as he is a human being 🙏. I loved his enthusiasm and energy ,and he is doing it with so much of ease . I am sure if trained he could do much better skilled jobs with ease. Hope help reaches out to him. There are so many out there. — Ravi Menon (@RaviMen48172263) August 16, 2021 Garib log pet ke liye risky aur hard work karne ke liye majboor hai sir jee — Balappa Joti (@iam_JB_ar) August 16, 2021 He is just not a hard worker, he has developed this art of carrying more bricks. Such people can develop art of more productivity in any job of his skill. — Manoj Singh 🇮🇳 (@manojs1969) August 16, 2021 Sir Automation is possible, वो कहा गया है ना आवश्यकता अविष्कार की जननी है Conveyor belt for movements & hydraulic lifts for upward are there, but what after that such labour will struggle for bread & butter. He is not alone for doing this, somany are there. — उमेश कुमार चोटिया🇮🇳😊 (@see_umesh) August 16, 2021
