Akash and Isha Ambani showcase their Rolls Royce while the twins venture through Mumbai on a nighttime excursion. View the viral video.

Akash and Isha Ambani showcase their Rolls Royce while the twins venture through Mumbai on a nighttime excursion. View the viral video.

 Mukesh Ambani's twin children, Akash and Isha Ambani, are celebrating their birthday today. A video featuring Isha and Akash, along with Shloka Mehta, enjoying a nighttime drive in their Rolls Royce through the streets of Mumbai has gone viral on social media. The clip showcases the trio riding in a convertible Rolls Royce.

The video was posted by the Instagram account Soch! India, accompanied by a caption that stated, "Ambani twins Isha and Akash take luxury to the next level with a joy ride in a stunning top-down Rolls! Just a casual day of living the dream." In the footage, Akash is seen driving the vehicle, with Isha seated beside him, while Shloka Mehta, an entrepreneur and philanthropist, occupies the back seat. The three share a brief smile as they glance at the camera. Since its release, the video has attracted over 438,000 views and a multitude of comments from internet users. One user criticized the display, labeling it as "show off," while others compared the Ambanis' lifestyle to the more subdued elegance of the Tatas and Birlas. "How many security cars were there? Even CMs don't have so many," remarked one commenter. Another added, "This family has always been about showing off. Their weddings resemble a circus, and the taxpayers' money supports their extensive security. But who are we to judge? Their money, their life. However, as the saying goes, people do not always remain on top; eventually, one must come down from the high horse." Regarding Akash Ambani and Isha Ambani, they are the children of Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani and philanthropist Nita Ambani. The couple, who married in 1985, welcomed their twins in 1991, followed by their younger son Anant Ambani in 1995. Akash Ambani attended an international school before enrolling at Brown University, where he earned a bachelor's degree in economics in 2014. That same year, he joined Reliance.