The crazy rich life of Indian billionaire Gautam Singhania: from Lamborghinis, Ferraris and helicopters to skyscraper home JK and a private jet, the Bollygarch sure ‘loves money’
- The chairman of Raymond Group, the world’s largest producer of fabric, has built India’s second-tallest private building after Mukesh Ambani’s Antilia
- The first Indian to win in the amateur Ferrari Challenge Europe series, he owns two 10-berth yachts, including a rare teak boat that Liz Hurley once partied on
Gautam Singhania is the chairman and managing director of the Raymond Group, the world’s largest producer of suit fabric. He has many millions (his net worth is estimated at US$1.4 billion) to his name and is therefore considered a “Bollygarch”, or a multimillionaire who hails from India.
Singhania is known for his extravagant lifestyle, flaunting his wealth on his Instagram page for all his followers to see. India Today reports that the industrialist loves fashion and has said should he be given the chance, he would dress the world in shirts, trousers and jackets sold by his company. He’s also a known collector of luxury cars and is often on the racetrack honing his driving skills. More than anything, says the publication, Singhania loves money, but how does he choose to spend it? From private jets to fast cars, here’s a glimpse into Singhania’s ultimate luxury lifestyle.
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According to Zigwheels, in 2015, he became the first Indian to win a race in the Ferrari Challenge Europe series, a race for amateur drivers.
JK House
