Vivek Oberoi Breaks Silence On Rs 1200 Crore Net Worth Claims: 'Many Generations Can Be Taken Care Of'

Right from a young age, Vivek Oberoi has simultaneously focused on his business ventures along with his acting career. His business empire has now reached a turnover of Rs 1200 crore, according to various

reports. But does the Masti 4 actor really have that high a net worth? The actor recently answered this burning question in a chat with Pinkvilla.

Vivek shared that he has been financially independent since he was 15. When he turned 16-17, he made his first crore. “It was from trading, and I knew how to save. It wasn’t cash but in stock value,” he said. When the actor went to college, he understood how businesses and the stock market work. He set up his first business at 19 and raised Rs 12 crore.

“At 19, I raised Rs 12 crore, and my own contribution to that was just Rs 20-25 lakh. But everyone made a profit because I always thought of investors first. After that, I made my FinTech company, EdTech company, roadside safety assistance company, lab-grown diamond jewellery company, infrastructure consultancy firm, and all these are doing well,” he said and added that he works nearly 16 hours a day, focusing on business even on shoot days.

But does Vivek Oberoi really have a net worth of Rs 1200 crore? The actor said, “How does it matter? At the end of the day, you have the car and house you like, you buy them, then what else? God has given me enough that many generations of mine can be taken care of.”

Vivek no longer resides in India; he has relocated to Dubai since the COVID pandemic, which he now considers his “home away from home”. In an earlier interaction with the YouTube channel Owais Andrabi, the actor also mentioned that Dubai’s business-friendly environment significantly helped him grow his wealth. He noted that as long as one respects the laws, local customs, and culture, there are no problems.

Vivek previously shared that his father taught him how to manage inventory, track sales, and account for money received. According to a Forbes India report, he said, “I got better and better at it… By the time I was 12 or 13, I’d got so used to doing this every summer. It got me into the basic principles of understanding how to manage a business, how to sell, how to take customer feedback.”

Oberoi credited his early exposure to stock market trading and real estate investments for shaping his disciplined, growth-focused approach and his knack for finding the right people to work with, as reported by Forbes India.