Nita’s private jet features seating for 10-12 guests, as well as a master bedroom with an attached bathroom, offering ample space for relaxation and privacy during long flights.
Mukesh Ambani, Asia’s wealthiest businessman and the chairman of Reliance Industries, is known for his grand gestures and luxury lifestyle. His wife, Nita Ambani, is a renowned philanthropist, founder of Dhirubhai Ambani International School, and the visionary behind The Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre. To make her international travels more comfortable, Mukesh gifted her a private jet, making her trips as lavish as possible.
In 2007, on Nita Ambani’s birthday, Mukesh Ambani surprised her with a custom-fitted Airbus 319 worth Rs. 230 crore. This extravagant gift was designed to ensure her travel was hassle-free and luxurious. The jet is equipped with everything one could imagine in a five-star hotel, offering the ultimate comfort.
Nita’s private jet features seating for 10-12 guests, as well as a master bedroom with an attached bathroom, offering ample space for relaxation and privacy during long flights.
Interestingly, the private jet became a talking point during Anant Ambani’s wedding. Spiritual leader and kathakar Dhirendra Shastri shared in an interview that Anant personally insisted that he attend the wedding, even offering a private jet to fly him in and out of the event. Despite initially hesitating due to his busy schedule, Dhirendra Shastri couldn’t refuse the offer, and he praised the Ambani family for their warm hospitality. He also mentioned how the private jet made his journey stress-free and comfortable. He further said, “Sab ready hai, apka Chartered udd jayega, sab ready hai. Ap bhojan karke jana dada. Koi dikkat ho toh hume bata dena. Apni shaadi mein itna care.”
Beyond the private jet, Nita Ambani is known for her impeccable taste in jewellery, often showcasing her stunning collection of heirlooms from the Mughal Dynasty at high-profile events. This adds to her already impressive stature as a global figure in both business and culture.
