Karnataka Man Protects Rs 10 Crore Rolls-Royce From 'Evil Eye' With Nimbu Mirchi

• A Karnataka owner was seen attaching lemon and chillies (nimbu mirchi) to his white Rolls-Royce Phantom.
• This traditional Indian practice is believed to ward off the 'evil eye' (buri nazar) from precious possessions.
• The Rolls-Royce Phantom, a luxury car, has an ex-showroom price starting from Rs 8.99 crore.
• The video of the traditional protection method on a high-end car went viral, sparking humorous and appreciative comments.
• Netizens commented on the contrast: "Rs 10 crore car, Rs 10 protection" and "Be classy but never forget your roots."

Why It Matters: A Karnataka man used traditional 'nimbu mirchi' to protect his expensive Rolls-Royce from the evil eye.