All of you would have tried to match your outfits with something, your shoes, your carrybag, your scarf or even your crush’s outfit. But Reuben has taken the matching game to a whole new level! Reuben Singh is the CEO of a private equity firm, Isher Capital, and a calling service, alldayPA, but this is not what makes him so famous.
Buying a Rolls Royce would be a dream of many of us, but for Reuben, it’s just an article to match his outfit! Recently, Reuben added a whole new ‘Kesari’ Rolls Royce to his already huge collection. He uploaded an Instagram post to share a picture, posing with the Kesari Rolls Royce Cullinan with his Kesari turban.
He called the Kesari RR, a tribute to his heritage and a statement of his individuality. ‘Kesari’ is the colour of sacrifice, the colour of Sikh religion and culture’s pride and Reuben also dedicated the Kesari RR to all the people who sacrifice to help others.
The man is famous all around the world for buying Rolls Royce cars, with the matching colour of his turban! Yes, you got it right! He buys one of the most expensive cars in the world, only to match them with his turban colours. If he wears a red turban today, he’s driving a red Rolls Royce.
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In 2019, Reuben had bought 6 Rolls Royce cars worth $10 million. It included the most expensive Rolls Royce Sedan, the Phantom, and the only RR SUV, the Cullinan. The cars were in Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald colours and Reuben called them his ‘Jewel Collection’.
You might be wondering what is the count of his RR collection. The entrepreneur is the owner of more than 20 unique coloured Rolls Royce cars! Due to his lavish lifestyle and huge & unique car collection, Reuben Singh is popularly known as the Bill Gates of Britain. His love for cars is not only limited to RRs. He is also the owner of a Bugatti Veyron, Porsche 918 Spyder, Pagani Huayara, and Lamborghini Huracan alongside the only one in the world Ferrari F12 Berlinetta limited edition
In 1998, his name was included in the Guinness Book of World Records as the youngest self-made millionaire in the world. His swift rise to wealth was soon followed by a film-like Riches to Rags story and the entrepreneur was declared bankrupt in 2007. The major reason behind it was him losing control over alldayPA in 2005.
But he came back, and came back strong. In 2015 he redeemed himself back financially and even sought back the control of his lost company. Today, Reuben Singh is without a doubt an inspiration to many and one of the most unique Sikhs in the world.
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