Anil Ambani's precious thing, which he kept with himself even when he lost all his money, it is worth Rs...
In 2020, Anil Ambani declared himself bankrupt in front of a London court and said that he did not have enough money to bear his expenses or pay the lawyer's fees. He said that his wife and family members were taking care of him. Anil Ambani's Secret Possession
Anil Ambani, who was struggling with such a shortage of money, had a priceless thing even in that era, which he kept close to his heart. Even during those tough times, Anil Ambani had a luxurious 17-storey house, which he inherited from his father.
Anil Ambani's most valuable possession is his house. Anil Ambani's 17-storey private bungalow built in Mumbai's posh area, Pali Hill, is not just a house but a proof of richness and luxury. This 17-storey building has all the facilities that make it no less than a palace. Price of Anil Ambani's House
If reports are to be believed, then Anil's home is said to be worth Rs 5000 crore. This 17-storey house has a helipad on its roof. Its structure is no less than a five-star hotel. The luxury facilities of this house make it one of the most extravagant homes in India.
The name of Anil Ambani's luxurious bungalow is Abode. It is built in a huge area of 16,000 square feet. From a helipad, gym, swimming pool to a garage for dozens of vehicles, lounge area — you name it and it is present in the home.
Despite going bankrupt, Anil Ambani lives a lavish life. Anil Ambani's Luxurious Possessions
Not only does he have a house worth Rs 5000 crore, Anil Ambani also has a personal jet plane. The price of Anil Ambani's luxury private jet is said to be around Rs 311 crore. Apart from this, he has a collection of luxury cars like Rolls Royce Phantom, Lexus XUV, Audi Q7, and Mercedes GLK350.
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