Here are 5 most expensive things Shah Rukh Khan owns (Pictures)

First Published Dec 7, 2019, 12:38 PM IST

From high-end watches to luxury villas, here's a list of all things expensive that Shah Rukh Khan owns

King Khan of Bollywood and the number one richest actor in the industry, Shah Rukh Khan owns everything in lakhs and crores. From expensive watches, to luxury cars and villas across the world, SRK owns it all.
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The actor who is known for his lavish lifestyle is also believed to be kind hearted and generous towards his fans. No wonder people love him and adore him so much. We created a list of the most expensive things the actor owns. Take a look.
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Royals Royce Coupe: Worth Rs 4.1 crores: Among his expensive cars, SRK owns a Royals Royce Coupe which is worth Rs. 4.1 crores.
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A Luxurious Van: Worth Rs 3.8 crores: If buying cars wasn’t enough, the actor owns a sophisticated and luxurious van which is worth Rs. 3.8 crores. Isn’t it crazy and amazing and only King Khan can do that.
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A House in London: Worth Rs 172 crores: Shah Rukh Khan owns a villa in London that is estimated at Rs.172 crores. The villa is located in Park Lane where many Hollywood film stars and business tycoons own properties there.
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Bugatti Veyron: Worth 14 crores: Shah Rukh Khan owns the most expensive cars in his garage. Yet he owns the most luxurious car Bugatti Veyron which is worth Rs 14 crores in the Indian market.
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On the work front, Shah Rukh Khan's upcoming film is said to be Hindi Medium 2 and Don 3. In 2006, Shah Rukh stepped into Amitabh Bachchan's shoes as Don in the remake of the 1978 hit of the same name, and fans welcomed his menacing smirk and inimitable swagger with open arms.
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Last month a special episode of David Letterman's show featured Shah Rukh on Netflix, highlighted the superstar's personal life. In their candid conversation, the two talk about family, films, fans and what not! And Shah Rukh even revealed that he is learning Italian cooking for his fans.
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