Karan Kundrra Buys A Luxurious Car Worth Rs 2.5 Crore; Wishes Poured In

Karan Kundrra has added another prized possession to his collection, a swanky new luxury car worth approximately Rs 2.5 crore. He took to social media to share a video of his latest purchase, giving fans a glimpse of his new ride.

Karan Kundrra Buys A Luxurious Car Worth Rs 2.5 Crore:

Karan took to his Instagram handle and shared a video of his latest purchase. He gifted himself a luxurious Mercedes G-Class worth approximately Rs 2.5 crore. He owns several lavish cars, and this is yet another one in his collection. Fans and close ones from the industry congratulated the actor on this milestone.

Wishes Poured In:

The video of his new car quickly went viral, with fans flooding the comments section with congratulatory messages. Many praised his hard work and success, writing things like, “Well deserved, King!”, “You inspire us every day,” and “This ride is as stylish as you.” Others couldn't stop admiring the stunning vehicle, calling it “a beast on wheels.”

A user wrote, “Wow, so happy and excited for you. Miss watching you on Laughter Chefs.” Another user commented, “Congratulations, so happy.” One more user wrote, “We are proud.”

Karan, known for his charismatic screen presence and stylish persona, was last seen in 'Laughter Chefs 2', where he teamed up with Elvish Yadav. The duo not only entertained audiences with their comic timing and cooking skills but also went on to win the show.

Earlier, he slammed breakup rumours and revealed that he is not affected by the negativity surrounding his relationship. However, he admitted that he feels angry when “paid trolls" target him and his lady love.

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"It's The Paid Trolling, That's What Annoys Me..."

“To be honest, I don't get affected anymore by these rumours, I have grown past that phase. When I do get angry, it's not because of fans or even the media. Fans are not spreading the rumours, and not even by the media. Trolls don't bother me. It's the paid trolling, that's what annoys me. I mean, when you start spending money just to put someone down, that's where I draw the line," Karan told ETimes.