Mumbai-based Bharat Jain, often referred to as the world’s richest beggar, has amassed an impressive fortune of Rs 7.5 crore through begging.
Earning Rs 60,000 to Rs 75,000 monthly, owning two apartments in the city, and earning rental income from shops, Jain continues his unconventional profession.
Reports reveal that his family disapproves of his decision to beg, urging him to leave the practice. However, Jain remains steadfast claiming that he enjoys begging and has no intention of giving it up.
His story has sparked widespread curiosity as he challenges societal perceptions of begging by living a surprisingly affluent lifestyle.
While many view begging as a last resort for survival, Jain’s example redefines the notion blending personal choice with financial success.
This unusual story retells about a paradox in the city of dreams where extreme wealth and poverty often coexist in unexpected ways.