Ambani's Security Guard Denies Entry To Content Creators; Here's Why

In a viral video, content creators Ben Sumadiwiria and Aris Yeager tried gaining entry to Antilia, the palatial Mumbai residence of the billionaire Ambani family, while claiming to be friends with Mr Ambani. Sumadiwiria and Yeager have posted a video on social media. The clip shows the duo chatting with the security guard stationed outside Antilia. They tried to convince the guard that the Ambanis had invited them over after meeting them at Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's wedding.

"We Are Friends with Ambani..."

"Yeah, we're friends with Ambani. We are also wealthy people," the content creators were heard telling the guard.

It was an obvious ploy. Sumadiwiria and his friend probably expected to get rebuffed. What they probably did not expect was to get roasted by the security guard at Antilia. The security guard interacting with the content creators was heard asking if they had been invited or had an email or any sort of official communication from the Ambanis.

"It's A House, It's Not A Restaurant"

"He said we can come any time. Tell him we are here," Sumadiwiria and co responded. The guard tried telling them that the Ambanis were not at home: "He's abroad, somewhere else." The creators then asked if they could wait inside, only to be roasted by the quick-witted guard. "It's a house, it's not a restaurant," the guard replied.

Some more insistence from Sumadiwiria, including the outrageous claim that his father owns Bali, failed to budge the guard. The content creators finally left after a bit, having failed to enter Antilia.

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Kili Paul Reacts:

The video has gone viral on social media and netizens have posted hilarious comments under the post. Kili Paul wrote, "Good answer Its a house, not a restaurant..." Another user commented, "Now if Indians did this to a billionaire's house in Europe, the comments would've been full of hate and racism towards India and Indian culture..."