Meet the Indian billionaire, whose airline went bankrupt and once submitted against Ratan Tata, and still has 46517 rupees, he is …

Nusli Wadia is the chairman of the Wadia Group, which is available in several sectors. The group companies include Britannia Industries and the Home Textiles Company Bombay Dying. The billionaire also introduced an airline called Go First. It started its business in 2005. However, a few years later, the airline was unable to win. Therefore, the billionaire explained bankruptcy in 2023. However, this had no influence on Wadia's billionaire status. According to Forbes, he still has $ 5.5 billion or 46517 rupees. In September 2024, Wadia in Mumbai sold a 10 hectare package for over 130 million.

Wadia is often referred to by the media as a company -samurai because they carry out numerous legal fights. The 81-year-old had submitted a crime against the deceased Ratan Tata in 2016 against the late Ratan Tata and other directors of the Tata sons after he was elected from the regulations of some of the Tata Group. But later Wadia pulled all cases.

Together with his two sons, Wadia is the direct and only living after (on his maternal side) by Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founding man Pakistan. Wadia's son Ness is part of the Indian Premier League (IPL) Cricket Team Kings XI Punjab. Wadia was also an active philanthropist who supports education and health care in India. The majority of Wadia's assets come from a share of 51 percent to Britannia Industries, a manufacturer of cookies and other baked goods products based in Bangalore. He is married to Maureen Wadia, a former flight attendant who was involved in Ms. India's beauty festival. You have two sons, Ness and Jehangir.

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