Inside Shah Rukh Khan’s US$27 million home: the Bollywood star’s Mannat mansion took 10 years to make over with life-size Hindu statues, crystal chandeliers and a terrace to greet fans from
- Khan bought the house in Mumbai’s Bandstand area after spotting it while filming Yes Boss – its facelift took 10 years before his wife Gauri Khan was satisfied
- A jade Ganpati statue and a marble Radha-Krishna sculpture have pride of place while a less conventional Ravinder Reddy piece brings a modern edge
Shah Rukh Khan and his wife Gauri have taken 10 years to turn their Mumbai house into their dream home. Now, Mannat is a major tourist attraction filled with expensive items the couple have spent years collecting. The interior has the ultimate luxe look: all dark wood finishes, expensive crystal and plush fittings that scream extreme wealth.
Here’s a look around the house of one of India’s richest and famous couples, valued at around US$27 million.
Shah Rukh always wanted to buy it
Vogue India reports the house in Mumbai first caught Khan’s attention in 1997 while he was filming the movie Yes Boss. It is located in Mumbai’s Bandstand neighbourhood and is one of the most expensive residences in the area.
In 2001 he bought the property that was originally known as Villa Vienna. According to Housing, the house features a six-storey modern tower fronted by a white 1920s era villa.