This child saint renounces his wealth worth Rs 40,000 crore and lives by begging.

Renunciation: Wayne Ajan Siribanyo, son of Malaysian telecom tycoon Anand Krishnan, former owner of old cellular operator Aircell, became a monk at the age of 18. He retired after giving up a luxurious life and assets worth around Rs 40,000 crore ($5 billion). Wayne Ajan Siripanyo's father Anand Krishnan is Malaysia's third richest man, whose businesses span the telecommunications, media, satellite, gas and real estate sectors. Anand Krishnan's Aircel also sponsored IPL team Chennai Super Kings (CSK). What is surprising is that after his retirement, Wen Ajahn Siribanyo Siribanyo, head of the Tao Dam Monastery located on the border of Thailand and Myanmar, jets off to visit his father in Italy. Anand Krishnan welcomed his son's decision, according to a report published by the English website Hindustan Times, Anand Krishnan's son Ven Ajan Siribanyo has spent his life in royal style. He spent his childhood in London with his two sisters. He stayed in London and completed his studies. Wen Ajan Siripanyo knows eight languages. He is well versed in English, Tamil and Thai languages. Now he has decided to give up his life of luxury and embrace Buddhism and become a monk. Anand Krishnan has welcomed his son's decision as he also claims to be an ardent follower of Buddhism. Ajahn Siribanyo Travels to Thailand Soon after Retirement Ven Ajan Siribanyo, son of telecom tycoon Anand Krishnan, traveled to Thailand at the age of 18. In Thailand he met his mother's family, visited an ashram and announced his retirement. Currently, Wen Ajahn Siribanyo lives as the head (abbot) of Tao Dam Monastery, located on the border of Thailand and Myanmar. Wen Ajahn Siribanyo, who lives in this monastery, lives his life like an ordinary man. Also Read: Narayana Murthy's Infosys announces 85% bonus to its employees, meets his father in a private jet There is more. He also takes a private jet to meet family members. He was once seen flying to Italy on a private jet to meet his father. The statement said that family love is given importance in Buddhism. Under this principle Wen Ajan Siribanyo meets his family. For Wen Ajahn Siripanyo, his father also bought a spiritual retreat in Mount Penang. Also Read: This Maharatna Company Listed IPO, Launched Fast on BSE This Child Saint Discarded Property Worth Rs 40,000 Crore, Earns His Living by Begging