Anil Ambani birthday: Rare facts of the businessman’s love story with actress-wife Tina Ambani
Anil Ambani and Tina Ambani got married in 1991. Theirs wasn't a fairytale love story but was all about happy beginnings. Here are some rare facts.
Rare facts of Anil Ambani, Tina Ambani's love story
We have seen many amalgamations of the business world with the film fraternity. The year 1991 saw something similar. After an array of hiccups, late Dhirubhai Ambani’s younger son Anil Ambani and popular Bollywood actress Tina Ambani got married. Their love story is full of ups and downs but what matters is a happy beginning.
Wondering why we are talking about this couple? Well, Indian businessman Anil Ambani celebrates his birthday today (June 04) and what’s a better occasion than remembering the fascinating facts about Anil and Tina’s love story that ultimately led to their wedding?
Without further ado, let’s take a look at some rare facts governing Indian businessman Anil Ambani and former Bollywood actress Tina Ambani’s love story:
Rare facts about Anil-Tina’s love story
- The first time Anil Ambani noticed Tina Ambani was when she chose to wear a black saree at a wedding!
- The first time Anil asked Tina out, she had politely declined the offer as she was a star at that point in time and often got such requests from unknown men.
- It was after a lot of bailing out from Tina when she and Anil finally decide to meet.
- When Anil’s family first heard of Tina and the fact that she is a film actress, they were reportedly not very pleased with it.
- The duo lost touch for 4 years before their marriage!
- It was after a lot of persuading when Anil finally managed to convince his family that Tina is the best choice for him.
- When Anil finally broke this news to Tina, she kept telling him that she would come back from Los Angeles (where she was then placed after taking a break from the film industry) but that did not happen for six weeks.
- In an interaction with Simi Garewal on a popular chat show, Anil shared how he had popped the ‘big question’ to Tina, rather her mother: “I said that you love your daughter, Tina, very much, and she said, ‘yes, absolutely.’ I said that ‘if that is the case, then you can keep her here otherwise, I very much want to marry her'.”