Baba Siddique, a prominent figure in Bollywood and politics, boasted a significant net worth. His assets, which included real estate holdings in Mumbai and other investments, were substantial.
Baba SiddiqueNet WorthMumbaiReal EstateBollywoodReal Estate MumbaiOct 14, 2024
Baba Siddique, originally known as Ziauddin Siddique, was a former Maharashtra MLA and a close friend of Bollywood stars Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan. He was tragically gunned down on October 12, 2024.
Baba Siddique’s total net worth, according to the affidavit filed before the Maharashtra Election 2014, was approximately ₹76 crore, with liabilities of around ₹23 crore.
Baba Siddique’s major assets included movable assets like cash holdings, bank deposits, shares, bonds, and insurance policies, as well as immovable assets like residential and commercial properties in Mumbai.
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