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Sharjah Resident Wins Dh25 Million in Big Ticket Draw

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Aravind Appukuttan, an Indian expat living in Sharjah, has become the latest millionaire after winning a Dh25-million prize in the Big Ticket draw held on December 3, 2024.

A Life-Changing Moment

  • Aravind, a salesperson, was out shopping when he received the news. A friend informed him that he had won, but the exact amount left him guessing until he got the official confirmation.

  • Remarkably, the winning ticket (447363) was a free ticket, earned through Big Ticket’s loyalty program after years of participation.
  • He plans to use the prize money to pay off loans and save for the future, sharing the winnings with 20 people.

Aravind’s Advice: “Never give up and keep trying your luck.”

Other Winners in the Draw

  • Dream Car Winner: Harun Rashid, a Bangladeshi resident in Saudi Arabia, won a BMW 840I with ticket number 018422.

  • Cash Prize Winners:
    • Abdul Nazer (Kerala, India): Dh100,000.
    • Akash Raj (Kerala): Dh70,000, after taking a gamble to select a second prize box.
    • MD Mehedi, a construction worker, won Dh50,000, shared among 17 people.
    • Mohammed Haneff: Initially won Dh30,000, but doubled his luck by choosing a second box to win Dh75,000.

Upcoming Opportunities

  • December Grand Prize: A guaranteed Dh30-million jackpot with four other millionaires to be announced.

  • Weekly E-Draws: Participants buying two tickets for Dh1,000 in a single transaction from December 1–25 will enter weekly draws, with winners moving on to the final contest.
  • Dream Car Giveaway: A Maserati Grecale is up for grabs in the January 3, 2025, live draw.

How to Participate

Tickets can be purchased:

  1. Online: Through the Big Ticket website.
  2. In-Store: At Zayed International Airport and Al Ain Airport.

For those hoping to kickstart the new year with life-changing winnings, the Big Ticket offers a blend of cash prizes and luxury giveaways, continuing its tradition of creating millionaires across the UAE and beyond.

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