7 months ago
Mahhi Vij Buys Rs 60 Lakh BMW Mini Cooper for Daughter
Mahhi Vij, a TV actress, bought a fancy BMW Mini Cooper car worth around Rs 60 lakh for her daughter, Tara.
When Tara was just four years old, she saw the car and told her mom she wanted it one day.
Mahhi couldn't afford it then, but now she can.
She bought the car to make Tara's dream come true and create special memories together.
The car is super cool with a big screen, fast speed, and even a voice assistant named 'Hey Mini'.
Mahhi and her ex-husband, Jay Bhanushali, recently got divorced after 14 years of marriage, but they said there was no bad feelings involved.
Mahhi Vij purchased a BMW Mini Cooper S Convertible worth Rs 58.50 lakh (ex-showroom) for her daughter Tara.
The car was a fulfillment of Tara's childhood wish when she was four years old.
Mahhi shared the emotional story behind the purchase on Instagram, emphasizing the importance of fulfilling dreams.
The BMW Mini Cooper features a 2-litre turbo engine, 9.4-inch OLED infotainment screen, and a voice assistant named 'Hey Mini'.
Mahhi and her ex-husband, Jay Bhanushali, announced their divorce in early 2026 after 14 years of marriage, stating there was no negativity involved.
- Who
- Mahhi Vij (TV actor) and her daughter Tara
- What
- Purchase of a BMW Mini Cooper S Convertible
- Where
- India (city not specified)
- When
- Early 2026 (exact date not specified)
- Why
- To fulfill her daughter's childhood wish and create lasting memories
Key facts
- Car Model
- BMW Mini Cooper S Convertible
- Price Range
- Rs 58.50 lakh - Rs 70 lakh
- Engine
- 2-litre turbo
- Acceleration (0-100 km/h)
- 6.9-7.1 seconds
- Infotainment Screen
- 9.4-inch OLED
- Special Feature
- Voice control with 'Hey Mini'
- Roof Type
- Electric fabric roof (15-18 seconds)
- Seating Capacity
- 4-seater, 2 doors
Quotes
Mahhi Vij and Jay Bhanushali
Former spouses announcing their divorce
“Today, I can afford it. And I realised something - this isn't about luxury at all. This is about her wish. This is about a memory she will carry in her heart forever. This is about a mother telling her daughter, 'Your dreams matter. And if I can, I will make them come true.'”
NDTV
“When my daughter was just four years old, she saw a Mini Cooper and said, 'Mama, one day I want this car.' At that time, I couldn't afford it - and honestly, I wasn't even sure if I should give my child such a luxury. I kept thinking, 'Is this really necessary?'”
NDTV
