Lalit Modi and Vijay Mallya: Lalit Modi and Vijay Mallya appeared at a grand party in London. Both sang Frank Sinatra’s song ‘I Did It My Way’, whose video is becoming increasingly viral.
Lalit Modi and Vijay Mallya: Former IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi and Kingfisher Airlines owner Vijay Mallya are once again in the headlines. The two recently appeared at a grand party in London. The party was organized by Lalit Modi himself and in this he sang Frank Sinatra’s famous song ‘I Did It My Way’ Vijay Mallya.
This video was shared by Lalit Modi himself on Instagram, which went viral on social media in a short time. However, as soon as the video goes viral, sharp reactions are also being seen on social media. The big reason for this is that both people are caught in legal controversies and are absconding from India.
Great party with 310 guests
About 310 guests were present in this party of Lalit Modi. These guests were his friends and family members from all over the world. The special thing is that Royal Challengers Bangalore cricketer Chris Gayle also attended this party. He posted a picture with Mallya and Modi on Instagram and wrote, “We are living life. Thank you for a great evening.”
Lalit Modi and Vijay Mallaya SwWN Jamming at the Annual Summer Party at Lalit Modi’s house in London.
Both are living Lavish Lifestyle, Running AWAYS Form Indian Agencies for Allegations of Cheating Thousands of Crore to Banks and Indian Govt. pic.twitter.com/xub0mepn0v
– Abhishek jha (@abhishekjha157) July 4, 2025
Posting the video, Lalit Modi wrote in the caption, “Spend a magnificent night with friends and family. Hopefully, this video will not create panic on the internet. It is definitely controversial, but I do the best.”
Both people surrounded by legal disputes
Lalit Modi has serious allegations like corruption, money laundering and violation of the Foreign Exchange Act (FEMA) during the IPL. Since 2010, he has been living in exile in the UK. Vijay Mallya is accused of about Rs 9,000 crore bank loan default. He was arrested in London in 2017. However, he is currently out on bail and efforts to extradite India are still going on.
