Anil Ambani and Tina Ambani's Mumbai house has 17 floors, Helipad, they own a private jet worth..., cost of home is...
While India's richest man Mukesh Ambani and his wife Nita Ambani own the headlines with their home Antilia and international gala appearances, Anil and Tina Ambani have built a life that's no less fascinating—albeit wrapped in a slightly more private cocoon.
At a time when Mukesh Ambani stays in the headlines for his sky-touching skyscrapers and pre-wedding parties, his younger brother, Anil Ambani, has a no less glamorous existence. Anil and Tina Ambani live in a stunning 17-storey mansion in Mumbai worth Rs 5,000 crore, complete with a helipad, private gyms, and luxury interiors. Their lavish lifestyle includes a Rs 311 crore private jet, a fleet of high-end cars, and a combined net worth exceeding Rs 2,500 crore—despite Anil's past financial setbacks.
Once the sixth-richest man on the planet, Anil Ambani with his family stays in Mumbai's Pali Hill at 17-storey residence which is worth staggering Rs 5,000 crore. The house rooftop has a helipad. Spread over 16,000 square feet, the building has 17 floors.
Anil Ambani is known to be a car enthusiast and their car collection is no less than Hollywood movies. Rolls Royce Phantom: Price tag—Rs 3.5 crore. A car so regal, it might bow before it lets you in.
Lexus SUV: Sleek, sophisticated, and screaming subtle power.
Audi Q7: Valued at around Rs 88–97 lakh, it's one of their more 'humble' rides.
Mercedes GLK350: Worth Rs 77 lakh, this one blends luxury and muscle like a silk-covered tank.
According to reports, Anil Ambani's net worth is approximately Rs 249 crore as of 2024 and Tina Ambani's net worth is a whopping Rs 2,331 crore even after hitting the financial brakes.
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