Becoming a Bollywood star is one dream that many people in India see. From acting and brand promotion, Bollywood celebrities earn a lot. For some people, they are crushes and role models. With Bollywood movies, they earned a lot and some of the megastars earned more than the richest businessmen in India. Bollywood stars live a lavish lifestyle, like big houses, luxurious cars, traveling in business class, and more. However, sometimes Bollywood stars try to stay away from the lavish lifestyle and want to spend time like normal people. Recently, the video of Deepika Padukone went viral on social media in which she was seen traveling in economy class on Indigo airlines. Here are 8 Bollywood celebrities who shocked fans by travelling in economy class.
Deepika Padukone: Deepika Padukone is one of the highest-paid actresses in the Bollywood industry. Recently, her video of traveling in economy class rather than business class went viral on social media.
Hrithik Roshan: Hrithik Roshan is the dashing star of the Bollywood industry. He was on vacation with his sons and was returning to India through Istanbul, he took economy class tickets because he had missed his connecting flight and there was considerable delay in getting Business class tickets.
Kartik Aaryan: Kartik Aaryan is a rising star in the Bollywood industry, he gave many superhits in Bollywood. Once, he traveled in economy class and he even enjoyed instant noodles.
Aamir Khan: Aamir Khan is the veteran star of Bollywood and one of the highest-paid actors. Once, he was captured traveling in economy class and he enjoyed the ride with fellow co-passengers.
Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal: Bollywood power couple, Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal were once captured traveling in economy class. Their fans and fellow passengers couldn't keep calm when they realized they were traveling with them.
Vijay Deverakonda and Ananya Panday: South superstar Vijay Deverakonda and Bollywood actress Ananya Panday were captured traveling in economy class during the promotions of Liger.
