Expats From Bangladesh And India Win AED 150,000 In Big Ticket Weekly E-Draw

The anticipation for the grand prize of AED 25 million in The Big Win Contest is at an all-time high as Big Ticket's June excitement progresses. With three weekly e-draws already concluded, participants are eagerly awaiting the final weekly draw, where three more individuals will have the chance to win AED 150,000 each.

This buildup not only keeps participants on the edge of their seats but also prepares them for the grand finale scheduled for July 3, promising a life-changing AED 25 million prize and additional consolation prizes of AED 75,000 for three winners.

Adding to the thrill, Big Ticket's Dream Car series offers automotive enthusiasts the opportunity to win big with upcoming draws for the Nissan Patrol and Range Rover Velar on 3rd July and 3rd August, respectively. To encourage more participants, Big Ticket has introduced enticing limited-time bundle deals available until 30th June, including "Buy 2, Get 2 Free" for online purchases and even more generous offers for in-person purchases at Zayed International Airport or Al Ain Airport.

Among the fortunate winners this week were expats from Bangladesh and India, each securing AED 150,000 in the recent e-draw. Naushadh Chathery, a 37-year-old house driver from Kerala, has been a Dubai resident for 15 years. A long-time participant, Chathery has consistently purchased Big Ticket entries for two decades, this time winning with a ticket from a "Buy 2, Get 4 Free" bundle shared with friends. He expressed his happiness and determination to win the grand prize in the future, planning to save his share of the winnings.

Mohammed Chowdhury, a 41-year-old house driver and small business owner from Bangladesh, has been living in Abu Dhabi for 20 years. Having been introduced to Big Ticket a decade ago, he regularly participates in draws with a group of friends. This draw's success came from a free ticket in a "Buy 2, Get 4 Free" bundle they purchased together. Overwhelmed with joy, Chowdhury looks forward to deciding how to use his share and remains hopeful for the grand prize, encouraging others to join in.

Murthuja Ali Mahammed, an Indian national, also emerged as a winner, securing his prize with an online-purchased ticket. Although he has yet to plan how to use his winnings, he aims to do good in the future.

Living away from their families, both Chathery and Chowdhury have made the UAE their home for several years. Their stories of persistence and hope shine a light on the diverse community of expats participating in the Big Ticket draws. Their regular participation, sometimes individually or with friends, highlights the community spirit and shared dreams among expats in the UAE.

As the final countdown to the grand finale begins, participants from across the globe remain hooked on the possibility of becoming the next millionaire or even winning luxury cars. The Big Ticket initiative continues to be a beacon of hope, transforming lives and fulfilling dreams, as echoed by the winners' testimonies.