Elderly gentleman's Rs 102 crore shares claim takes internet by storm; Watch

The financial market, often associated with the stock market, has the potential to make people wealthy if approached wisely.

However, it can also lead to significant losses. In the era of post-millennials, some individuals are earning the nickname 'Big Bull' for their stock market success.

A viral video recently emerged online, showcasing a rare example of simplicity, which is not often seen among the wealthy who tend to flaunt their lavish lifestyles. 

The video features an elderly man, referred to as Baba, on Twitter (now X), who has become an inspirational figure.

In the video, Baba, dressed very modestly and without shoes, shares that he holds shares worth a whopping Rs 102 crore.

Despite his immense wealth, his lifestyle remains simple. The video has already gained 1.4 million views on X platform.

As they say, in Investing you have to be lucky once

He is holding shares worth
₹80 crores L&T

₹21 crores worth of Ultrtech cement shares

₹1 crore worth of Karnataka bank shares.

Still leading a simple life#Investing

@connectgurmeet pic.twitter.com/AxP6OsM4Hq

— Rajiv Mehta (@rajivmehta19) September 26, 2023

Baba is considered a stock market legend, even though he dresses plainly. In the video, he claims to have shares worth over Rs 100 crore in his pocket, which he proudly discusses in the video. Rajiv Mehta, an X user, shared the video.

In the video, Baba mentions his stock holdings, including Rs 80 crore worth of L&T shares, Rs 21 crore worth of UltraTech Cement shares, and Rs 1 crore worth of Karnataka Bank shares. 

The video's viral reception prompted various reactions from internet users.

One user suggested blurring Baba's face to protect his simple life, as excessive attention may not be beneficial for an elderly person living humbly.Another user highlighted the power of simplicity, long-term investing, and staying calm during market fluctuations as keys to wealth creation.

However, some expressed concerns that Baba's extreme frugality might limit his ability to enjoy his wealth.

In response to this debate, someone commented that Baba is simply living life the way he wants to.