Full Name: Bina Ramani
Birthdate: 10 March 1943 → 82 years old in 2025
Height: around 5 feet 9 inches (1.75 meters)
Upbringing and training
The youngest of nine children, Bina was born and brought up in Karachi in a successful Sindhi Sikh family. She moved with her family to Bombay in 1947, where they owned a comfortable bungalow that they purchased as part of a money deal. Bina was a sports prodigy at all sports, including basketball, while she was at Queen Mary High School in Mumbai. She studied at Lady Irwin College in Delhi and subsequently studied in decorating arts at the London Polytechnic of Arts.
Personal and family life
Her father, Tirath Singh Lalvani, enjoyed a productive working career in the pharmaceutical industry. Her first husband, Andy Ramani, was a working man at Air India. They had two daughters, one of whom is Malini Ramani, a renowned fashion designer. Bina was married to the Canadian painter Georges Mailhot after divorce. He was the one who encouraged her interest in fine art and also in curating exhibitions.
Career & Achievements
Socialite, fashion designer, author, restaurateur, and philanthropist Bina Ramani started her career early on in her family’s lifestyle and jewelry business. She started her business, Lady Malabar India Pvt Ltd, in 2016 in the form of the beauty-wellness brand “Malabar Secrets” that sold herbal remedies based on spices and botany. She also authored her memoir Bird in a Banyan Tree, curated an art show in Delhi and in New York. She also does charity work through her NGO that helps rape victims.
As of 2025, Net Worth
No reliable public source reveals the net worth of Bina Ramani to the exact figure. Although she belongs to the affluent Lalvani-Ramani business dynasty and has established numerous businesses, her wealth remains concealed to the media and financial estimations. Since there are no estimates available until 2025, her net worth is unknown.
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At 82 years old in the year 2025 (birth year March 10, 1943).
around 175 cm (5 feet, 9 inches) tall From a prosperous Sindhi-Sikh family, Karachi to Bombay.
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