Star Indian cricketer Hardik Pandya and model-actress Natasa Stankovic might not be together anymore, but they are surely setting the bar high when it comes to co-parenting!
In a grand gesture of love and care for his family, Hardik has gifted a brand-new, luxurious Land Rover Defender to Natasa and their little boy, Agastya.

The internet has been buzzing ever since pictures of Natasa and Agastya posing with their sleek black SUV went viral. The luxury car is estimated to cost anywhere between Rs 3 crore and Rs 4 crore depending on the variant of the model. The photos were shared by the car dealership, Navnit Motors, in Mumbai.
"Mr. Hardik Pandya once again chooses Navnit Motors to purchase his Defender. A relationship built on trust. A decision anchored in excellence. Delivered in Mumbai - the Land Rover Defender. Presented to Agastya Pandya and Ms. Stankovic. Crafted for command. Engineered for those who lead from the front.", the Instagram post of the dealership said.
This sweet gesture has left fans amazed, proving that Hardik's top priority continues to be his son's happiness and comfort.
Hardik and Natasa officially parted ways in July 2024. They have handled the divorce with a lot of maturity. They have always made sure that their separation does not affect Agastya. This expensive gift is just another proof of how committed Hardik is to his fatherly duties.
Both Hardik and Natasa have slowly started moving forward in their personal lives. Recently, Hardik made his relationship with Mahieka Sharma public by sharing a romantic video on her 25th birthday. On the other hand, Natasa has been focusing hard on her fitness and career. In a recent interview, she even mentioned that the tough times have made her stronger and that she is "open to finding love again."
Despite moving on with their individual lives, Hardik and Natasa's beautiful bond as parents remains unbroken. Whether it is a token of appreciation or just a father's pure love for his son, this Rs 4 crore ride proves that for Hardik and Natasa, family always comes first.