‘Sukesh ne di hai’ – Fans react as Jacqueline Fernandez heads out in her BMW 720!

Bollywood stars have long been linked to expensive luxury vehicles. Jacqueline Fernandez was seen getting in one of her premium electric automobiles, the BMW i7, valued at about Rs 2 crore, demonstrating how this connection is shifting over time towards electric-powered luxury cars.

If media rumours are to be believed, the Bollywood actress has purchased the high-end sedan, joining the ranks of other actors who own electric cars, like Mahesh Babu, Riteish Deshmukh, Madhuri Dixit, Pooja Batra, Mandira Bedi, and Ajay Devgn. Like Jacqueline Fernandez, Riteish Deshmukh and Ajay Devgn drive BMW electric vehicles.

The BMW i7 electric, owned by Jacqueline Fernandez, sports the new design language of the German automaker, as well as slim LED lights and a kidney-shaped grille up front. The actress appears to have selected Brooklyn Grey Metallic as her colour scheme based on the images. It should be noted that in addition to those hues, the vehicle is also offered in Individual Dravit Grey Metallic, Mineral White Metallic, Oxide Grey Metallic, Carbon Black Metallic, and Black Sapphire Metallic.

Jacqueline Fernandez gets brutally trolled:

The actress was spotted outside a salon in Bandra. Paps were quick to spot her leaving the salon in a new and fresh hairstyle. Jacqueline looked gorgeous as she wore a white shirt and a mini-school skirt. She proved she is the style queen as she accessorised her look with a quirky mini handbag and sunglasses. However, what stole the show was her metallic boots that brought the look together.

Regardless, the trolls were quick to jump in the comments. She was trolled for her alleged prior link-up with the conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar. Yes, you have read that right! A user commented in the video posted by a pap, “Sukesh Bhai ki hai ye Ride.” Another user wrote, “Even we need a Sukesh in our life.” A comment read, “Sukesh ki Raksha Bandhan gift ya secret anniversary gift?” A troller commented, “Real owner Sukesh.” Someone wrote, “Here comes Sukesh’s funding”