MA Yusuff Ali, Kerala-born billionaire and the chairman of Lulu Group, has won hearts online with his down-to-earth gestures. Days after surprising a fan with a special Rado watch, he was spotted in Abu Dhabi taking a selfie with another fan. UAE-based Rasa Chandrasekharan Puthuruthy shared her encounter on social media, recounting her surprise meeting with Yusuff Ali at a shopping complex. She described how she spotted the billionaire, accompanied by two security guards, walking through the building.
In the video, Rasa is seen rushing up to Yusuff Ali to take a video with him. Noticing her eagerness, the 68-year-old graciously stopped and invited her to take a photo. “Come, take,” he says, before posing for a cheerful selfie.
“Billionaire whose actions speaks louder than his words. May allah bless him abuduntly with good health and happiness. Humanity is a blessing and dignity and Yousuf bhai is really our best pride,” the woman wrote in her Instagram post.
Social media users also reacted to the video and praised the Lulu Group chairman’s gesture. A user wrote, “The most loved person in my life,” while another added, “He is a pearl.”
“This is called humbleness. Great,” another comment read.
This heartwarming moment comes a few days after MA Yusuff Ali’s gesture of gifting an expensive Rado watch to a fan. A video of the same has gone viral on social media. The fan, a YouTuber, also shared his touching encounter on Instagram, showcasing his visit to the Lulu Group headquarters. “Surprise from Yusuff Ali Sir,” he captioned the post.
Who Is MA Yusuff Ali?
Hailed as Kerala’s richest man, MA Yusuff Ali is the founder and managing director of Lulu Group International. According to Forbes’ India’s 100 Richest 2023 list, he ranks 27th with a net worth of $1.7 billion (around ₹59,000 crore). He also secured a spot on Forbes’ Billionaires 2024 list, coming in at 497th. His multinational conglomerate, Lulu Group, is primarily known for its retail operations, including the widely recognised Lulu Hypermarket, and spans 23 countries across the Middle East, Asia, the US and Europe.
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