India’s richest person, Mukesh Ambani and his family never fail to impress people. After throwing a lavish three-day wedding for their youngest son Anant Ambaani and his wife Radhika Merchant, Mukesh Ambani’s wife Nita Ambani-led Reliance Foundation has taken the internet by storm. This time for their extravagant and thoughtful Diwali 2024 hamper for their business associates.
A video posted on social media by RJ Rajas Jain, who works at Radio City Kannada, has gone viral with roughly 4,000 likes and several comments. “Deepawali Hamper From @reliancefoundation Thank You Nita Ambani and Mukesh Ambani for this lovely hamper,” Rajas Jain’s post read on Instagram, which was posted along with the video.
In the viral video, he is seen unpacking a Diwali gift hamper sent by Reliance Foundation, which has a super premium packaging. It is packed with several beautiful gift items like a greeting card, table linen, diyas handcrafted by specially-abled artisans, dhoop, a packet of almonds, and even a silver idol of Ganesh ji! What caught our attention was that some gift items also had small images of the artisans printed on its cover– a sweet gesture that shows the attention to all the small details.
Watch the video here:
While many people have commented on the video, some have praised the Ambanis’ for their large-heartedness while others have compared Reliance Foundation’s Diwali 2024 hampers with the ones which they have received from their offices. “This clan never disappoints people!!! They will never forget their sanatani roots,” one user commented on the video, while another complained, “We got only Dry Fruits ka dabba.”
For the unversed, the Reliance Foundation was established by Mukesh Ambani in 2010 and it is led by his wife Nita Ambani. The Foundation
works in several fields like education, women empowerment, environment, and more.
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