Billionaire Takes Public Bus in Dubai: Viral Video Sparks Conversations

A video exhibiting Indian billionaire and Lulu Group chairman MA Yusuff Ali taking a bus in Dubai has caught the eye of social media customers.

(Additionally learn: Dubai ruler presents ‘personally signed’ copy of recent guide to Indian billionaire: ‘Extraordinarily grateful’)

The clip was shared on TikTok by a person named Sajjad Fardese and exhibits Ali boarding the bus and warmly shaking fingers with the driving force.

Within the video, Ali may be heard greeting the driving force in Hindi, asking, “Kaise ho? Theek ho?” which interprets to, “How are you? Are you effectively?”

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A latest gesture from Dubai’s ruler

The viral video surfaced shortly after one other notable second involving Ali, this time shared by him personally on Instagram. He revealed that he had obtained a personally signed copy of “Classes from Life: Half I” from Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai.

Sharing {a photograph} of the guide, Ali expressed his gratitude in a reflective caption. “I’m extraordinarily grateful to H.H. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of UAE and Ruler of Dubai, for sending me a personally signed copy of the most recent guide Classes from Life: Half I. As a visionary chief blessed with nice knowledge and information, I’m positive the current and future generations can be taught rather a lot from the lifetime of His Highness. I’m additionally grateful to His Highness for contemplating me to obtain this guide,” he wrote.

The put up additionally revealed a handwritten word contained in the guide. Sheikh Mohammed wrote, “Expensive Yusuff Ali MA, knowledge is the one inheritance that grows richer the extra we share it. Might you benefit from the learn.”

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About MA Yusuff Ali

Yusuff Ali is the chairman and managing director of Lulu Group, a world retail and hospitality conglomerate with 256 hypermarkets and malls throughout the Gulf area and India. In response to Forbes, his internet value exceeds 5.9 billion US {dollars}.