Badshah reveals his reaction to owning Rs 12.45 crore car: ‘Felt like a badshah for…’
Rapper Badshah, the first Indian artist to own a Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II, found the thrill of its Rs 12.45 crore price tag fleeting, lasting only minutes. Despite this impulsive purchase, his garage boasts other high-end machines like a Lam...

An Impulsive Decision with a Brief High
During a recent conversation, the rapper candidly acknowledged that the decision to buy the Rolls-Royce was driven more by impulse than long-term planning. He revealed that the choice was made in the moment, powered by an intense surge of excitement and a sense of royal indulgence. While the car itself met every expectation in terms of comfort and performance, the thrill of ownership faded quickly. According to him, the initial rush lasted barely ten to fifteen minutes, after which he found himself wondering what the next milestone should be."Badshah Wali feeling hai. (Felt like a badshah) Its a good car. 10-15 minute raha tha uska high (The high of buying the car lasted for 10-15 minutes) and then you are like what next?” He explained.
A Garage Filled with High-End Machines
The Cullinan is only one piece of Badshah’s impressive automobile collection. His garage also houses a Lamborghini Urus and an Audi Q8, both known for blending luxury with high performance. These vehicles reflect his appreciation for advanced engineering, speed, and design. For the rapper, owning such machines is not just about status, but also about enjoying cutting-edge technology and craftsmanship at its finest.Drawn to the Best of Everything
Badshah has openly shared his desire to check off every aspiration on his personal bucket list. He believes in surrounding himself with the best innovations available, especially when it comes to technology and luxury. If a product is widely regarded as the finest in its category, he feels motivated to experience it firsthand. This mindset fuels his attraction to premium cars, exclusive watches, and other high-value collectibles.Watches Over Cash and Practical Instincts
When faced with a hypothetical scenario involving loss, Badshah revealed that his first instinct would be to save his car, even if it meant temporarily living inside it. In another light-hearted choice, he picked limited-edition timepieces over a cash sum of Rs 5 crore, reasoning that rare watches often surpass that value. Yet, despite his extravagant lifestyle, he admitted that he still checks price tags before purchasing anything, hoping he never reaches a point where money loses its meaning.Material Love Balanced with Human Bonds
Often labelled as materialistic, Badshah remains unfazed by such judgments. He believes enjoying fine possessions does not diminish the importance of relationships. While he loves stylish clothes, premium footwear, and luxury cars, he firmly places human connections above objects. He explained that if a close friend were ever to damage his car, his first concern would be the friend’s safety. Only after ensuring their well-being would the value of the damaged possession even cross his mind.The Economic Times Business News App for the Latest News in Business, Sensex, Stock Market Updates & More.