Indian entrepreneur ships Range Rover from Kerala to Dubai, parks it near Burj Khalifa
PTC News Desk: Indian businessman Dileep Heilbronn recently brought his Range Rover from Kerala to Dubai and parked it in front of the world’s tallest structure, the Burj Khalifa. He posted a video of it, and it went popular on social media right after.
Mr. Heilbronn posted a video of the same thing on Instagram. He is shown in the video flaunting his expensive black automobile before panning to show off the Burj Khalifa. The automobile is notable for having a Kerala license plate. “A lengthy trip away from home. We are occupied presenting our visiting antique Range Rover from Kerala about. She has been a member of our family since 2011,” he stated in the post’s description.
The car collector said in a different post that the vehicle was “born” in 2011 and spent 13 years in India after that. “She spent 13 years living in Kerala, India, after being born in England in 2011.” She’s currently in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, having a blast. Mr. Heilbronn continued, “Take good care of your car, and it will take good care of you.
According to his Instagram profile, the user is a “property developer, car collector, golfer, and traveller” who uses the platform to “inspire youngsters.”
Since its April 30 release, the Instagram reel has received 25,000 likes and five lakh views.
“Kids are travelling to Kerala in UAE registered automobiles. A user remarked, “You’re a legend for bringing a KL reg car to the UAE.”
Then “Edappal To Dubai” was introduced.
A third user said, “OMG now this is true love u have real big heart.”
“As a true enthusiasist absolutely I salute u sir for the rarest and unique deviation from the world travellors and bloggers for bringing him to the land of golden sands…” added another.
“From Gods Own Country to Dreams Own Country” was written by a fifth user.
“Wowwww. I am now bringing my old friends here. I’m inspired by you, hehe,” said another commenter.
Someone said, “Wonderful to see kL registered car plate on dubai roads.”