Prabhu Deva buys an ultra-luxurious electric limousine worth Rs 70 lakh featuring 16-way adjustable massage seats and dual sunroof – SEE PICS |
Legendary dance icon and filmmaker Prabhu Deva recently upgraded his garage by taking delivery of a brand-new MG M9 Presidential Limousine, an ultra-premium electric MPV valued at approximately Rs 70 lakh. Combining sustainable electric power with absolute elite luxury, this flagship rolling lounge features everything from 16-way adjustable therapeutic massage seats to a theater-grade 13-speaker sound system.
Prabhu Deva ‘s new car comes loaded with premium features
The car is priced at around Rs 70 lakh, making it one of the most premium electric MPVs in its segment. It comes with seats that can be adjusted 16 ways, eight massage modes, heating and cooling functions, and smart armrest controls. The cabin also features a dual sunroof, ambient lighting, leather seats and a 13-speaker sound system with a subwoofer and amplifier. On the outside, the car looks elegant with split LED headlamps, waterfall-style taillights and 19-inch tyres.
Prabhu Deva’s three-decade journey in Indian cinema
This new purchase is in line with Deva’s stature as one of Indian cinema’s biggest names, with a career that spans over 30 years. He has worked in Tamil, Telugu and Hindi films and is loved and respected as a choreographer, actor and director. His dance numbers have become some of the most iconic in Indian cinema and he has won two National Film Awards for Best Choreography. He was also awarded the Padma Shri in 2019 for his outstanding contribution to art and dance.
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Prabhu Deva’s biggest hits as a filmmaker and actor
Beyond performing, Prabhu Deva has also made a strong mark as a filmmaker. He has directed several big commercial hits including ‘Wanted’, ‘Rowdy Rathore’, ‘R… Rajkumar’ and ‘Singh Is Bliing’. As an actor too, he has delivered memorable performances in films like ‘Kaadhalan’, ‘Minsara Kanavu’, ‘VIP’ and ‘Kaathala Kaathala’.
