Billionaire Mukesh Ambani on childhood in Mumbai’s chawl: ‘Anil and I spent two days on water and bread’

Mukesh Ambani, the eldest son of late business tycoon Dhirubhai Ambani, currently holds the title of India’s richest person. According to Forbes’ latest ranking of India’s richest billionaires, Mukesh Ambani has a net worth of $83.4 billion. Residing in the coveted location of South Mumbai, he calls the 27-storey building, Antilia, his home. Filled with opulence and luxury, this remarkable structure is valued at an astonishing $2 billion.

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During an appearance on the popular show “Rendezvous with Simi Garewal”, renowned billionaire Mukesh Ambani shared his childhood memories. Former actress and show host, Simi Garewal invites Ambani to delve into her early years. Ambani fondly recalled his time spent in a Mumbai chawl, saying that he was only 4 to 5 years old during that time. It was an insightful conversation that sheds light on Ambani’s humble beginnings before his remarkable ascent to success.

Mukesh Ambani reflects on his childhood, noting that the Jai Hind Estate, located in Bhuleshwar, holds a vivid place in his memories. The image of their collective living arrangements, sharing a meal in one room, resonates strongly. With around 8-9 persons co-existing in that space, Ambani clearly remembers this time, as it marks his earliest memories at the age of 4-5.

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Mukesh Ambani recalls a defining incident from his childhood that shaped his character. While meeting guests, he and his brother misbehaved, eating all the food before it was served. His father, initially showing patience, later punished him by imprisoning him in the garage for two days, surviving only on water and bread. This experience taught them discipline, repentance and strengthened their bond of brotherhood.

,We have actually spent two days in the garage only for water and bread,” he said.

Mukesh Ambani, the eldest son of late business tycoon Dhirubhai Ambani, currently holds the title of India’s richest person. According to Forbes’ latest ranking of India’s richest billionaires, Mukesh Ambani has a net worth of $83.4 billion. Residing in the coveted location of South Mumbai, he calls the 27-storey building, Antilia, his home. Filled with opulence and luxury, this remarkable structure is valued at an astonishing $2 billion.

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During an appearance on the popular show “Rendezvous with Simi Garewal”, renowned billionaire Mukesh Ambani shared his childhood memories. Former actress and show host, Simi Garewal invites Ambani to delve into her early years. Ambani fondly recalled his time spent in a Mumbai chawl, saying that he was only 4 to 5 years old during that time. It was an insightful conversation that sheds light on Ambani’s humble beginnings before his remarkable ascent to success.

Mukesh Ambani reflects on his childhood, noting that the Jai Hind Estate, located in Bhuleshwar, holds a vivid place in his memories. The image of their collective living arrangements, sharing a meal in one room, resonates strongly. With around 8-9 persons co-existing in that space, Ambani clearly remembers this time, as it marks his earliest memories at the age of 4-5.

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Mukesh Ambani recalls a defining incident from his childhood that shaped his character. While meeting guests, he and his brother misbehaved, eating all the food before it was served. His father, initially showing patience, later punished him by imprisoning him in the garage for two days, surviving only on water and bread. This experience taught them discipline, repentance and strengthened their bond of brotherhood.

,We have actually spent two days in the garage only for water and bread,” he said.