Take Note, Sneakerheads: 6 Times When Bollywood Stars Like Hrithik Roshan, Varun Dhawan And Others Donned Expensive Sneakers

You can't imagine how expensive sneakers these Bollywood actors own.

Sneakers have been one of the hottest items to buy since the athleisure trend took off, especially in Bollywood. The battle to crave these sneakers continues, from Air Jordan 1s to Balenciaga Triple S. Sneakerheads have a lot to look forward to with new collabs dropping every month. The sneaker culture has quickly adapted to B-town celebs. After all, being a superstar comes with the added benefit of being able to own items that have yet to be launched. It also has the counted benefit of allowing you to avoid large lines while purchasing your favorite pair.

Actors have been seen wearing their sneakers practically everywhere, from red carpet events to heading to the gym. Anil Kapoor’s slipping in some sneakers from his son Harshvardhan Kapoor’s closet demonstrates his fondness for them. Harshvardhan is also known for routinely blogging about his footwear on Instagram. Diljit Dosanjh, a street legend, is also a well-known sneaker collector in the country. Ayushmann Khurrana, Ranbir Kapoor, and Shahid Kapoor, to name a few, are among the many stars that wear sneakers.

Bollywood’s fascination with sneakers has a high price tag attached to it. The price of these sneakers starts at Rs 30,000 and only goes higher from there. You could probably trade these sneakers for your monthly rent, a trip to another country, or a year’s supply of Redbull at that amount. So, scroll down to notice all of the occasions celebrities chose to wear the most costly sneakers from their enviable collection.

1. Diljit Dosanjh

Versace Chain Reaction 2 “Mushroom Grey”
Approx: Rs 70,829

2. Ranbir Kapoor

Nike AirMax 1 Atmos
Approx: Rs 81,823

3. Hrithik Roshan

Off-white Off-Court 3.0
Approx: Rs 60,586

4. Ayushmann Khurrana

Balenciaga track2
Approx: Rs 59,090

5. Shahid Kapoor

Rick Owens
Approx: Rs 90,000

6. Shahid Kapoor

Dior B22
Approx: Rs 75,000