People’s eyes fixed on Madhuri Dixit’s blue car, romantic drive with her husband, the price will surprise you

Bollywood actress Madhuri Dixit is in Udaipur with her husband Dr. Shriram Nene and is enjoying a spectacular drive there. The actress took part in the celebration drive of McLaren cars. The actress participated in the rally driving a McLaren 750. The drive from Udaipur to Mount Abu is being organized to celebrate the sale of 50 McLaren supercars in India and the Formula One team’s Constructors’ Championship. Many photos of Madhuri are creating a stir on the internet and people are also asking questions about it. Before the event at Manak Chowk of City Palace, Madhuri took a walk on the banks of Lake Pichola and kept walking on the banks of the lake for a long time. Madhuri said, ‘I am feeling very good, it is such a beautiful morning here and the temperature is also very good. It’s quite cold here and I’m really happy. And yes, this drive that is going to happen today. I am doing this for the first time and I think it is going to be very exciting. The roads, streets and palaces of Udaipur are very amazing. I will enjoy it here.

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Madhuri Dixit drives a McLaren 750, which costs around Rs 5.91 crore, while the on-road price goes up to Rs 6.79 crore.

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Many models of McLaren cars

The expedition was flagged off from Manak Chowk in Udaipur and will travel to Mount Abu before returning to Udaipur. The rally features 11 McLaren owners who will pass through some of the most historic places on their journey from Udaipur to Mount Abu. The convoy includes several McLaren models, such as the 720, GT, Artura, and the very rare McLaren 750S Spider version.

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On the work front, Madhuri Dixit was last seen in ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3’ alongside Kartik Aryan and Tabu. She has also appeared in blockbuster films like ‘Hum Aapke Hain Kaun’, ‘Ram Lakhan’ (1989) and ‘Tezaab’ (1988).