Shah Rukh Khan buys new vanity van for INR 4-crore

Special attention was paid to SRK's love for sci-fi and the interior of the van is designed accordingly

Paying INR 4 crores for a custom designed vehicle is like squandering money for most of us. But it goes without saying that everything he buys has to be regal.

This time King Khan has invested INR 4 crores in a new vanity van designed by Dilip Chhabria’s company DC Design.



The said company has earlier made SRK’s previous vanity vans  and this latest van for SRK is replete with all modern amenities and high-end technology.



Speaking about the brand new vanity van, a spokesperson of DC Design on condition of anonymity told Indian Express, “It’s an upmarket vanity van that we have made for Mr Khan which includes a good amount of comfort.



"Special care has been paid to his love for sci-fi and we have built the van accordingly but at the same time Mr Khan likes the sci-fi kind of interiors.”
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The van took an estimated 45 to 60 days of manufacture and DC Design calls it the best vanity van in the country. “It won’t be wrong to say that this is the best and highest version of vanity van available in the country,” confirmed the spokesperson.
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Talking about the special features, the official said, “We have used glass on the floor of the bus which is backlit and illuminated and we have wood panels on the roof. Just to give Mr Khan a little bit more room inside we have created a small extension. So, once he goes to the sets and parks it, he can extend one side to make it into a bigger room.



"It has a pantry section, a wardrobe section, special make-up chair, separate toilet cubicle and an in built shower.”
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The van also boasts of an all iPad-controlled function. “We have fitted the van with all the latest gadgets and technological items which makes it the only vanity van in India to have all these thing. Many functions inside are iPad-controlled including curtains and illuminations,” revealed the spokesperson.