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Deepti Salgaocar is the youngest of the Ambani siblings. According to the media reports, Deepti was born on January 23, 1962. She is the wife of Goa businessman Dattaraj Salgaocar. Deepti is private and prefers not to be in the public eye, therefore, there is limited information available to the public about her. According to reports, her estimated net worth is $1 billion. Her husband Dattaraj Salgaocar is a notable businessman in Goa and the owner and Managing Director of VM Salgaocar Group of Companies. He is the owner of the famous Goan club, Salgaocar FC. He established the Sunaparanta Goa Centre for the Arts to sustain and promote Goan culture. Deepti is the Vice-Chairperson and advisory-board member there.
Ishita Salgaocar, daughter of Deepti and Dattaraj Salgaocar, is also an entrepreneur and businesswoman with numerous business ventures. She works as Vice President of Corporate Development at Salgaocar Corporation Private Limited, having graduated from Harvard Business School. Ishita was previously married to Nishal Modi, Nirav Modi's younger brother, though their marriage lasted less than a year after its 2016 initiation. After her divorce, she eventually married Atulya Mittal in 2022. Atulya Mittal is the nephew of steel magnate Lakshmi Niwas Mittal, and very much his own successful businessman as well.
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