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An Indian businessman, Dileep Heilbronn, created a buzz on social media by parking his Kerala-registered Range Rover outside the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The video of this unique event, shared on Instagram, has quickly gone viral.
Video Gains Attention
The video, posted on April 30, shows a Range Rover with a Kerala number plate parked in front of the Burj Khalifa. It has amassed over 490,000 views and numerous likes. Many viewers took to the comments section to express their admiration and surprise.
Public Reactions
One user commented, “Kids are taking UAE reg cars to Kerala. You’re a legend for bringing a KL-registered car to UAE.” Another added, “This is crazy.” A third person noted, “Very cool and inspiring,” while a fourth said, “It’s about time.” Another enthusiastic comment read, “Family to family. Country to country, she’s enjoying it.” A sixth remarked, “Wow. That’s great. Never saw something like this.”
Heilbronn's Journey
Heilbronn shared the video with the caption, “A long journey from home.” He added, “Our old Range Rover from Kerala is visiting us, and we are busy showing her around.” Heilbronn mentioned that he bought the car in 2011.
From Kerala to Dubai
Hailing from Edappal in Kerala’s Malappuram district, Heilbronn completed his diploma in civil engineering and moved to Mumbai in 1990. A year later, he relocated to Dubai and started working as a quantity surveyor for a multinational company, earning a low salary and staying in a labor camp provided by the firm. After nearly a decade of hard work, he founded his own firm, Heilbronn Contracting, in 2002.
About Dileep Heilbronn
Heilbronn describes himself on Instagram as a “property developer, car collector, golfer, and traveller” who aims to “inspire youngsters.” His story of perseverance and success has captivated many, and this latest video adds another interesting chapter to his journey.
Video Gains Attention
The video, posted on April 30, shows a Range Rover with a Kerala number plate parked in front of the Burj Khalifa. It has amassed over 490,000 views and numerous likes. Many viewers took to the comments section to express their admiration and surprise.
Public Reactions
One user commented, “Kids are taking UAE reg cars to Kerala. You’re a legend for bringing a KL-registered car to UAE.” Another added, “This is crazy.” A third person noted, “Very cool and inspiring,” while a fourth said, “It’s about time.” Another enthusiastic comment read, “Family to family. Country to country, she’s enjoying it.” A sixth remarked, “Wow. That’s great. Never saw something like this.”
Heilbronn's Journey
Heilbronn shared the video with the caption, “A long journey from home.” He added, “Our old Range Rover from Kerala is visiting us, and we are busy showing her around.” Heilbronn mentioned that he bought the car in 2011.
From Kerala to Dubai
Hailing from Edappal in Kerala’s Malappuram district, Heilbronn completed his diploma in civil engineering and moved to Mumbai in 1990. A year later, he relocated to Dubai and started working as a quantity surveyor for a multinational company, earning a low salary and staying in a labor camp provided by the firm. After nearly a decade of hard work, he founded his own firm, Heilbronn Contracting, in 2002.
About Dileep Heilbronn
Heilbronn describes himself on Instagram as a “property developer, car collector, golfer, and traveller” who aims to “inspire youngsters.” His story of perseverance and success has captivated many, and this latest video adds another interesting chapter to his journey.
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