Meet Bally Singh, The Most Luxurious Indian, Who Cleans Watches With Champagne Worth 17 lakhs

We all dream to have a king size life with all the fun and no dull moment. But, it’s not a privilege for all and only a few enjoy it. Those are the people who don’t compromise with life and enjoy every bit of it.

Multi-millionaire businessman Bally Singh is one of those very few people who don’t go with the flow and live life in their own way. The man who has been given a tag of “Most Interesting Man In India” claims to have spent the weekend at Sting’s house and Christmas with rapper Nelly in Vegas.

Meet Bally Singh, The Most Luxurious Indian, Who Cleans Watches With Champagne Worth 17 lakhs - RVCJ Media
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That’s not the end as the man has bought two Ferraris in a week without even checking his bank balance even once. He is said to be so fond of watches that he cleans them with champagne worth Rs 17 lakhs.

The 42-year-old Bally Singh had “Ball” in his name and knew that he doesn’t belong to one place. He wanted a life filled with fun and parties so he made parties his life.

In the age of 16, Bally was ambitious enough and was working in setting up his own club in Leicester where he would host celebrities at the glitziest events. He was pretty good in what he used to do and hence got his big break soon.

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A Thong Song singer Sisco wanted to host a memorable party during his UK tour and a mutual friend recommended Bally’s name. He nailed it and as a result soon started getting work from big names which included but were not limited to DMX, Black Eyed Peas.

After that, Bally has managed many big parties for the elites and has been paid in millions per party. His event organizing company has managed parties of budget ranging from £1m to £20m.

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Interestingly, Bally’s girlfriend Ana Santos Matas works along with him and both of them spend a lavish life together splitting out to the time in places like Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Marbella.

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Now that’s what we call a life. I am feeling jealous already.

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