Daughter keeps Kunal Bahl busy during lockdown, proud dad tries hand at Origami

The Snapdeal boss shared a glimpse of his weekend activity with his four-year-old daughter.

By ET Online | Updated: Jun 08, 2020, 06.48 PM IST

Kunal Bahl had ordered Origami paper via Snapdeal for his daughter from a small store in Haryana's Ambala city.

NEW DELHI: The Snapdeal co-founder has been making the most of his lockdown days. While he has managed to streamline his work from home routine, Kunal Bahl has been a doting father to his children during the coronavirus pandemic.

The top boss of the homegrown start-up on Saturday shared a glimpse of his weekend activity with his four-year-old daughter on Twitter.

Bahl had ordered Origami paper via Snapdeal for his daughter from a small store in Haryana's Ambala city.

In his social media post, the entrepreneur said that it was heartening to see how effectively small town retailers are selling quality products online, and ensuring customer feedback to help their business grow. "Big difference from early days of Indian e-commerce," he added.

And here's the result from the 4 year old (with a little help!) https://t.co/MYjebq7s0Z
— Kunal Bahl (@1kunalbahl) 1591438949000

The final product by the tiny tot was impressive (with a little help, of course). The father-daughter duo managed to make face of a dog, a swan and a boat.

Earlier in January-end before the nation went under lockdown, Bahl had shared a picture of his first bundle of joy getting a haircut peacefully via UrbanClap's at-home service.

Never knew kids could be so peaceful while getting a haircut. Great at-home service particularly for parents with s… https://t.co/SAQP1Wu1pj
— Kunal Bahl (@1kunalbahl) 1580214121000

After the birth of their first child in December 2015, the 36-year-old entrepreneur and his wife Yashna became parents for the second time in February 2018 to a baby boy named 'Aadidev'.

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