What is the location of the tree in question? There are many species of Ficus and some are very limited in their growing range.

http://www.figweb.org/Ficus/Ke...

http://fieldguides.fieldmuseum...

http://treesandshrubs.about.co...

http://www.silkyoakslodge.com....

It is in Maldives. Probably growing from imported Indian construction material.

I'm having vision issues and I don't see any good shots of the leaves but I wonder if it could be Banyan Tree (Ficus benghalensis)

As seen on these sites, it is apparently found in parts of the Maldives:
http://ecocare.mv/the-giant-fi...
http://www.mondomaldive.com/Fl...

Ficus bengalensis has large aerial roots. This tree does not have aerial roots.
There are five varieties of Ficus endemic to Maldives. They have been identified in 1901 by Willis and Gardiner (Willis, J. C and Gardiner, J. S , 1901. The botany of the Maldive Islands). These varieties have names in Maldivian language too.