
Cricket
In India, cricketers, movie stars, and politicians are usually the ones who can afford to buy expensive cars and showcase them on social media. News frequently circulates about a star hero purchasing an expensive car worth crores, or a heroine buying one, or even cricketers having a fleet of luxurious cars. The details of political leaders' cars, however, are kept private. Many political leaders even state in their election affidavits that they do not own a single car in their name.
Similarly, industrialists and CEOs may have large, expensive cars, but they do not usually highlight them. It's the cars of people in the cricket and film industries that often get the limelight. When it comes to other sectors, buying a car worth crores in India is not easy unless you're in cricket or film. Athletes, particularly in sports like hockey and athletics, rarely make it into the glamorous news for owning expensive cars in India. However, a few badminton players have managed to make their mark.
But Neeraj Chopra, who has excelled in athletics, is proving that it is possible to buy expensive cars even after hard work in sports. Neeraj, a two-time Olympic medalist and World Championships winner, has recently purchased another luxury car, the Audi RS Q8 SUV. He posted photos with the car, which costs around Rs 3 crore ex-showroom.
In addition to this, Neeraj reportedly owns other expensive cars, including a Ford Mustang and Toyota Fortuners. He shared that his family advised him to buy a house, and after purchasing one, he is now buying the cars he loves. Neeraj Chopra is setting an example of how, even in non-cricket sports, athletes can enjoy a luxurious lifestyle through hard work and recognition. Among other athletes who have earned fame, money, and recognition are Sania Mirza, a few badminton players, and chess players. Now, Neeraj Chopra from athletics stands alongside them.
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