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    Inside Lalit Modi’s lavish London house: A look at the IPL founder’s 5-storey mansion

    Lalit Modi, the architect of the Indian Premier League, has transformed cricket's economics and entertainment value. He resides in a lavish five-storey mansion in London's Belgravia-Chelsea, boasting a private elevator and an extensive collection of cricket memorabilia, reflecting his passion for the sport.

    'Ranveer Singh wants to play me': Lalit Modi drops a big update on his biopic and a London meet with Dhurandhar star

    A biopic on former IPL chairman Lalit Modi is in the scripting phase, with the team collecting information and conducting interviews. Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh had previously expressed interest in playing Modi, even meeting him in London to discuss the role.

    'Sushmita Sen was very special': Ex-IPL Chief Lalit Modi opens up about his relationship with the actress, responds to 'gold-digger' allegations against her

    Lalit Modi has opened up about his past relationship with actor Sushmita Sen during a recent podcast interview, calling her “very special” and saying he continues to hold respect and fond memories of their time together. He spoke about how their long-distance situation played a role in their breakup but insisted there are no regrets from his side. Modi also strongly dismissed the “gold-digger” allegations made against Sen after their relationship became public in 2022.

    Ex-IPL chief Lalit Modi breaks silence on why he broke up with Sushmita Sen

    Lalit Modi has recently spoken about his past relationship with Sushmita Sen, defending her against "gold digger" accusations. He revealed the primary reason for their breakup, but they parted on good terms. Read on to know the reason behind it.

    Lalit Modi apologises for 'biggest fugitives' remark, calls it 'misconstrued' after video with Vijay Mallya goes viral

    IPL founder Lalit Modi has apologized for his remarks about being a fugitive. He stated his comments were misconstrued. Modi and Vijay Mallya face legal challenges in India over financial allegations. India is committed to bringing back economic fugitives. Mallya is currently in the UK facing extradition proceedings and bankruptcy orders.

    Supreme Court rejects Lalit Modi’s plea seeking BCCI payment of Rs 10.65 crore FEMA penalty

    The Supreme Court on Monday rejected Lalit Modi’s plea seeking to compel the BCCI to pay a Rs 10.65 crore penalty levied on him by the Enforcement Directorate for FEMA violations. Modi, the former IPL commissioner, had argued the penalty arose from actions taken during his tenure with the cricket board.

    The Economic Times
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