4 lavish homes of Natasha and Adar Poonawalla, India’s vaccine billionaires – they own opulent properties in Pune and the former US consulate in Mumbai, and rent a Mayfair mansion
- The Poonawallas’ Pune mansion Adar Abad houses their art collection with paintings from old masters Vincent van Gogh, Renoir and Rembrandt
- It’s also where Adar keeps his Ferrari, Porsche and Rolls-Royce supercars, as well as the Batmobile based on a Mercedes-Benz S350 he gave his son, Cyrus
Pune’s Adar Abad mansion
The Poonawallas’ pedigree can be traced back to their hometown Pune where they live for the most part in a larger-than-life mansion named Adar Abad. The property boasts a distinctly European feel with enormous columns and high ceilings, tricked out with swanky chandeliers, rare antiques and Italian marble floors.
Aside from the impressive designs and ornate interiors, the Poonawallas have other valuable assets stored here such as their remarkable European art collection. From Vincent van Gogh to Renoir and Rembrandt, the accumulated art is easily worth millions of dollars.
Adar Abad is also where Adar Poonawalla garages his luxurious fleet of supercars. He has a Ferrari 360, Porsche Cayenne and Rolls-Royce Phantom, but his most prized vehicle is a Batmobile replica based on a Mercedes-Benz S350 that he gave his son, Cyrus, for his sixth birthday.