Indian Business Man "Pankaj Parakh" Wears Shirt Made Of 4 kilos Of Pure Gold [See Photos]

Pankaj Parakh, a Nashik based businessman wearing a shirt made-up of 4 kg pure gold costing Rs 1 .30 crore during his visit to Siddhivinayak Temple in Mumbai on Aug 5, 2014. 

Yeola (Maharashtra), Aug 6, 2014: James Bond's rival had a golden gun. This school dropout is acquiring a golden shirt that weighs four kilograms and costs a staggering Rs.1.30 crore ($214,000).

But then, Pankaj Parakh, a school dropout who made his fortune from his garment fabrication business and who is a corporator to boot, is no stranger to opulence. Whenever he ventures on to the streets in Yeola, 260 km from Mumbai, women stare at him and men glare at him as he is adorned with gold jewellery weighing at least two-three kg. 

Now, at a special function on his 45th birthday Friday, Parakh will wear his latest acquisition at a huge gathering that will include the likes of Maharashtra Tourism Minister Chhagan Bhujbal of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and around a dozen legislators of different parties and celebs.