The late Dhirubhai Ambani and his wife Kokilaben Ambani have four children together, namely: Mukesh, Anil, Nina Kothari, and Dipti Salgaocar.
READ MORE: All about Mukesh Ambani’s lesser-known sisters, Nina Kothari and Dipti Salgaocar
Here we list down more details about Kokilaben Ambani one should know:
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1. Born in Jamnagar in pre-Independent India
Kokilaben Ambani was born on February 24, 1934, in Jamnagar, Gujarat. At that time, India was still ruled by the Britishers. It is a wonder then, that Kokilaben has seen so much change in India in the last 90 years– from pre-Independence to post!
Jamnagar is Kokilaben Ambani’s birthplace and the place where her late husband Dhirubhai Ambani and their son Mukesh Ambani set up their Reliance Indsutries’ refineries– this makes Jamnagar hold a special place in the Ambanis’ hearts. No wonder then that the Ambanis’ had chosen Jamnagar for the lavish three-day pre-wedding festivities for Anant and Radhika!
2. The inspiring Ambani matriach
Kokilaben Ambani was born in pre-Independent India at a time when women weren’t encouraged to be much educated. And so, Kokilaben has studied till class 10th, as per reports. However, this did not stop her from being the Ambani matriarch that she is today. In fact, as per reports, her late husband Dhirubhai Ambani had hired an English teacher for her so that she could learn the language and converse with others. Isn’t that inspiring?
3. Her love for luxury cars
Kokilaben Ambani lives with her elder son Mukesh Ambani and his family in Antilia, Mumbai. And the Ambani matriarch is said to have her own collection of luxury cars, as she is quite fond of them. As per reports, Mercedes-Benz is her favourite car; while her late husband’s favourite car was a Cadillac limousine.
4. She is a strict vegetarian
Like most staunch Hindus and Gujaratis, Kokilaben Ambani is said to be a strict vegetarian. Some of her favourite dishes include: dal, roti, and dhokli.
5. A devotee of Shrinath ji
Devbhoomi Dwarka: Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani with mother Kokilaben Ambani offers prayers at Dwarkadhish Temple, in Devbhoomi Dwarka district, Gujarat. (PTI Photo)(
Kokilaben Ambani is also said to be a great devotee of Shrinath ji. So much so that she often visits Dwarkadhish Temple in Jamnagar, and Nathdwara in Rajasthan, among other religious places.
Also, we came to know that for her 90th birthday recently, she had commissioned beautiful immersive artworks of Shrinath ji and Laxmi ji by Abhimanyu Chopra, Founder- Chopra Designs, in collaboration with Mela by Surabhi.
The immersive artworks of Shrinath ji and Laxmi ji commissioned for Kokilaben Ambani’s 90th birthday celebrations
Nita Ambani’s stunning dance ensemble for Anant and Radhika’s pre-wedding stuns guests
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