Anil Ambani

The story of Anil Ambani, who once called the sixth richest person in the world, is no less than a film script. There was a time when he had wealth of Arabs, but everything changed in business by getting caught in the trap of some wrong decisions and debt. Companies started drowning one by one, the burden of debt began to rise and finally in 2020, they declared themselves bankrupt.

This was the same period when Anil Ambani had said in front of the court that he neither has the money to pay the fees of the lawyer nor the means to spend the expenses of his life. But even in this bad era, he had such a unique thing, which he did not even care about selling.

This is the most precious thing

At the time when Anil Ambani was declaring himself bankruptcy, he had a 17 -storey palace bungalow built in the posh Pali Hill area of Mumbai. This is not just a house but an example of luxury. This luxury property has a helipad to swimming pool, gym and all modern facilities.

According to reports, the estimated price of this bungalow is said to be around Rs 5,000 crore. The most important thing is that this bungalow got him as the legacy of his father Dhirubhai Ambani.

Not sold even in Kangali

Anil Ambani never sold Abod even after being loaded with debt and declaring himself bankruptcy. Perhaps its emotional price was more than the money. It was not only his home, but also a symbol associated with his identity, heritage and family memories.

How much is Anil Ambani's net worth now? **

While Mukesh Ambani is one of the richest people in the world on one hand, Anil Ambani's total assets have been estimated to be about 530 million $ 530 million i.e. 4 thousand crores by 10 March 2025. At the same time, the market value of his Reliance Power is Rs 166.06 billion rupees.