- Anand Mahindra shared photos after the Blizzard of 2026 in New York City
- He captured a selfie and a tiny snowman during his post-storm walk
- Mahindra described the snowman as proof of playfulness after nature's tantrums
Industrialist Anand Mahindra recently gave a poetic glimpse of life after a heavy snowstorm in New York City. He shared a selfie and a photograph of a tiny snowman that caught his attention during a walk post-blizzard.
Mahindra wrote, "The blizzard finally called it a day. And I confess, I couldn't resist the temptation of joining the hordes of New Yorkers venturing out to take selfies proving they had survived the 'Blizzard of 2026'"
"And on my stroll I spied this small citizen of the storm. Out of shrieking winds and a city under lockdown, emerged this mini-snowman. Proof that even nature's tantrums can leave behind something playful," he added.
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The blizzard finally called it a day…
— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) February 24, 2026
And I confess, I couldn't resist the temptation of joining the hordes of New Yorkers venturing out to take selfies proving they had survived the ‘Blizzard of 2026'
And on my stroll I spied this small citizen of the storm.
Out of… pic.twitter.com/mBIcdKRGmC
During his walk, he spotted a small snowman. He wrote, "Perhaps that's the outcome of every storm: not just damage, but unexpected life."
Social Media Reaction
Social media users gave mixed reactions to the post. One user commented, "Even the fiercest storms can't silence human spirit they just give it a new canvas."
Another user noted, "Love this take on the blizzard, Mr. Mahindra. That tiny snowman showing up like a little survivor made me smile."
"This sums up the ultimate truth of surviving any major interruption because the immediate aftermath always feels like full annihilation, whether it's a physical snowstorm that shuts down a whole city or a cruel, abrupt career reset that entirely wipes away your trajectory," added a third user.
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