Deepika Padukone's Alex Perry gown is almost equivalent to a luxurious Bali trip for two

Mastani of Bollywood, Deepika Padukone is one of highly influential fashionistas whose fashion is often deemed as classic and chic. Chhapaak actor's obsession for black ensembles is pretty evident from her Instagram feed and she recently graced red carpet of Star Screen Awards donning one such black ensemble which costed her around ₹2.5 Lakhs. Deepika's black gown from event was from Australian ace designer Alex Perry which reportedly costs a whopping ₹2.27 lakhs, which can be budget for a luxurious vacation in Bali for two.

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Deepika Padukone's Alex Perry gown is almost equivalent to a luxurious Bali trip for two.

Most of Alex Perry gowns cost a fortune and Deepika recently sported one worth ₹2.27 lakhs which can be an ideal budget for a vacation at Bali for two. Breaking down math, according to a leading online travel portal, cheapest ticket for Bali (per person) starts from ₹12,500 from Mumbai to Denpasar, Bali. So sum total of two return tickets considering one buys cheapest one would be around ₹50,000. prices of flight tickets for Bali range from ₹12,500 to ₹1.25 Lakhs.

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Once done with booking, staying over at a 5-star hotel in Bali for one night will cost you from as cheap as ₹10,000 per night to ₹50,000 per night. Talking about dining, Bali has some of best restaurants to dine at which would cost you from as cheap as ₹1000 to ₹10,000 per person depending on place you select. Keeping aside basic costs, you can still incur some or expenditures like shopping, clubbing, travelling in Bali within a budget of ₹2.27 Lakhs, depending on how you plan and execute your budget.

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