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  • He Turned His Mom’s Birthday Into Rs 27 million

He Turned His Mom’s Birthday Into Rs 27 million

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Hyderabad-born Anilkumar Bolla, a 29-year-old Indian expat in Abu Dhabi, won 100 million dirhams (₹240 crore/$27 million) in the UAE’s first grand prize draw of The UAE Lottery on Oct. 18, 2025. Shocked by the life-changing win, Bolla said his chosen numbers were inspired by his mother’s birth month. He plans to buy a supercar, stay in a seven-star hotel, bring his family to the UAE, and invest the money wisely.
 

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