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News18
17-07-2025
- Automotive
- News18
Watch: Dubai Content Creator Turns Ferrari Into Living Room ‘Chandelier'
Last Updated: The video has left the internet stunned after the Dubai-based content creator called it his 'new chandelier.' A video of a Dubai-based digital creator-entrepreneur turning a luxury Ferrari-styled JetCar into a chandelier inside his lavish mansion has taken social media by storm. The clip of Mo Vlogs captures the entire installation process — from the car being carried in manually to its final suspension from the ceiling. The video opens to a group of men carefully lifting a bright red Ferrari-like car outside a villa. With palm trees and a pastel-coloured wall in the background, the scene looks like it is straight out of a Dubai luxury showcase. In the next shot, the same team is seen moving the car vertically through the house's main door, giving a glimpse of just how tight and tricky the process was. As the video continues, the car is lifted using strong straps and a crane, with a metal frame set up around it to provide extra support. Towards the end of the clip, the transformation is complete—the car is fully set up, hanging in the middle of the living room like a centrepiece. It is placed right above the seating area, acting as a giant chandelier. The room looks fancy, with a shiny ceiling light above the car and horse paintings on the walls, adding to the stylish look. In the final shot, the man is seen looking at the car from the upper floor, showing how it has become the main attraction in his home. Watch the video here: The car seen in the video may look like a Ferrari, but many viewers believe it is a JetCar — a watercraft designed to resemble a luxury supercar. While Mo Vlogs refers to it as a Ferrari, several online users have pointed out that it appears to be a fibreglass replica made for display or water rides, not an actual road car. As comments poured in, some found the idea cool, while others called it tacky and toy-like. 'Looks like a plastic toy hanging," said one user, while another joked, 'Hope it doesn't fall during an earthquake." Some even recommended using a wrecked real car from an auction instead. 'It's not even that. It's just a model. There are no door lines, and the entire thing is a single piece. If he paid 500k for a fibreglass model body, he got ripped off," another wrote. 'Not a Real one, just a 3d model toy," remarked another. Love it or hate it, the video has sparked buzz, proving Dubai takes luxury to the next level. view comments First Published: July 17, 2025, 18:29 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Mint
06-05-2025
- Business
- Mint
Balvinder Singh Sahni jailed in Dubai: From $100mn house to ₹80cr Rolls Royce plate - Look at his lavish spends
Balvinder Singh Sahni, a Dubai-based Indian billionaire, was sentenced to 5 years in jail on money laundering charges. The court ordered the confiscation of 150 million AED ( ₹ 344 crore) from the businessman, in addition to 5,00,000 AED ( ₹ 1.14 crore), Gulf News reported. Balvinder Singh Sahni, popularly known as 'Abu Sabah', is the founder of Raj Sahni Group (RSG), a company operating in the UAE, the US, India, and other countries. He is also known for his lavish spending, including buying a single-digit car plate 'D5' for Dh33 million at a special auction for distinguished number plates, reportedly one of the most expensive in the Emirates. In 2016, Balvinder Singh Sahni gained significant attention for purchasing the Dubai license plate "D5" for AED 33 million (nearly ₹ 80 crore) and the "O9" plate for AED 24.5 million, referring to his belief in the lucky number 9. Sahni is a "businessman whose love for the number 9, the colour blue, luxury cars, and rare licence plates made headlines more often than his commercial ventures," Khaleej Times reported. 'I like collecting unique number plates and I am proud to have got this number. I like number nine and D5 adds up to nine, so I went for it,' Sahni said in a YouTube video on the "Mo Vlogs" channel. He lives in a luxurious and lavish $100 million mansion in Dubai. Sahni also bought a mobile number (058-8888888) for AED 4.5 million. In a 2022 interview, he reportedly said, 'I have both Dubai 5 and Abu Dhabi 5….I don't even know how many cars I have. My number plates alone are worth more than my vehicles.' His other lavish expenses include a collection of Rolls-Royce cars, a Mercedes-AMG G63, a mansion including customised Bentley furniture and a Bugatti Chiron display, the Mo Vlogs video showed.
Mint
06-05-2025
- Business
- Mint
Balvinder Singh Sahni jailed in Dubai: From $100mn house to ₹80cr Rolls Royce plate - Look at his lavish spends
Balvinder Singh Sahni, a Dubai-based Indian billionaire, was sentenced to 5 years in jail on money laundering charges. The court ordered the confiscation of 150 million AED ( ₹ 344 crore) from the businessman, in addition to 5,00,000 AED ( ₹ 1.14 crore), Gulf News reported. Balvinder Singh Sahni, popularly known as 'Abu Sabah', is the founder of Raj Sahni Group (RSG), a company operating in the UAE, the US, India, and other countries. He is also known for his lavish spending, including buying a single-digit car plate 'D5' for Dh33 million at a special auction for distinguished number plates, reportedly one of the most expensive in the Emirates. In 2016, Balvinder Singh Sahni gained significant attention for purchasing the Dubai license plate "D5" for AED 33 million (nearly ₹ 80 crore) and the "O9" plate for AED 24.5 million, referring to his belief in the lucky number 9. Sahni is a "businessman whose love for the number 9, the colour blue, luxury cars, and rare licence plates made headlines more often than his commercial ventures," Khaleej Times reported. 'I like collecting unique number plates and I am proud to have got this number. I like number nine and D5 adds up to nine, so I went for it,' Sahni said in a YouTube video on the "Mo Vlogs" channel. He lives in a luxurious and lavish $100 million mansion in Dubai. Sahni also bought a mobile number (058-8888888) for AED 4.5 million. In a 2022 interview, he reportedly said, 'I have both Dubai 5 and Abu Dhabi 5….I don't even know how many cars I have. My number plates alone are worth more than my vehicles.' His other lavish expenses include a collection of Rolls-Royce cars, a Mercedes-AMG G63, a mansion including customised Bentley furniture and a Bugatti Chiron display, the Mo Vlogs video showed. Balvinder Singh Sahni was accused of laundering money through a criminal organisation. He was sentenced and fined for laundering Dh150 million through a network of shell companies and suspicious financial transactions. The Dubai Court ordered Sahni's deportation after release and confiscation of his funds, electronic devices, and financial records. First Published: 6 May 2025, 12:25 PM IST
