Indian Celebrities Who Own Ducatis

- Ducati is hugely popular with Indian celebrities and stars also
- There are several stars who own popular Ducati superbike models
- From Sanjay Dutt to Shahid Kapoor, the list is not a mean one!
Ducati, the acclaimed Italian motorcycle brand, is known for its iconic superbikes. Unsurprisingly, Ducati has its own dedicated fan following in almost all parts of the world, with India being no exception as well. At the same time, there is a growing Ducati brigade in the country, comprised of leading celebrities and superstars. Here's taking a closer look at these famous Ducati owners.

- Shahid Kapoor- Shahid Kapoor treated himself to a Ducati Scrambler 1100 Special model, the flagship offering in India, and one that comes with a powerful 1079 cc L-Twin liquid cooled engine making 85 BHP and 88 Nm.
- Sanjay Dutt- Sanjay Dutt is known for his fascinating car and bike collection, including a Harley Davidson as well. Shahrukh Khan once gifted a stunning Ducati Multistrada 1200 to Sanjay Dutt for his guest appearance in Ra. One. The bike gets a massive L-Twin 1200 cc engine making 157.8 BHP and 136 Nm of maximum torque.
- Kunal Khemu- Kunal Khemu loves his superbikes and purchased his Ducati Scrambler Icon sometime earlier. The design aside, this gets an L-Twin 803 cc air cooled engine making 73 BHP and 67 Nm of maximum torque. The premier bike is reported to have cost Khemu a bomb!
- Vivek Oberoi- Vivek Oberoi loves his Ducati superbikes, including the 1098, which he used extensively earlier. This gets the L-Twin 1098 cc Desmodromic engine.
- Neil Nitin Mukesh- This Bollywood star owns a couple of luxury cars at least, along with the Ducati 848. This bike comes with a liquid cooled and L-Twin 849.4 cc engine.
- Arshad Warsi- Arshad Warsi is also a motorcycle lover and purchased the Ducati Monster 797 sometime back. This bike comes with the L-Twin 803 cc engine that dishes out 74 BHP and 67 Nm of peak torque.
- Surya- The popular Southern superstar purchased his Ducati Monster 821 for its stylish street-fighter looks and also the powerful 821 cc twin cylinder mill that dishes out 110 BHP and 89 Nm of maximum torque.


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