‘Krishna Raj’ Revealed: Ranbir and Alia’s Multi-Generational Mansion Becomes Mumbai’s New Landmark

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Bollywood’s power couple Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt are all set to move into their opulent new residence—an eight-storey bungalow in Mumbai’s upscale Pali Hill, valued at a staggering Rs 250 crore. This architectural marvel, named ‘Krishna Raj’ after Ranbir’s...

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The Krishna Raj bungalow, originally built 76 years ago and inherited by Rishi and Neetu Kapoor in 1980, has undergone a massive three-year transformation into a modern high-rise, blending heritage with luxury.
The eight-storey structure is meticulously designed to accommodate three generations: Neetu Kapoor has her own floor, Ranbir, Alia, and their daughter Raha will reside on another, and a dedicated floor awaits baby Raha when she’s older. Ranbir’s sister Riddhima and her daughter have their own designated space for visits.
Each floor features expansive balconies with elegant white railings, large windows for natural light, and a terrace garden that offers a refreshing green retreat in the heart of the city.
The bungalow boasts top-tier amenities, including a swimming pool, recreation areas, and an office floor for script narrations and meetings. A special room pays tribute to the late Rishi Kapoor, preserving his favorite belongings as a personal memorial.
Sentimental value runs deep—Ranbir has reportedly decided to gift the entire property to his daughter Raha, planning to register the bungalow in her name, while Neetu Kapoor is a co-owner as per Rishi Kapoor’s wishes.
The family has been closely involved in every detail of the construction, frequently visiting the site to ensure the home reflects their shared dreams and memories.

The Krishna Raj bungalow is more than a residence; it’s a living legacy and a new landmark in Mumbai’s celebrity real estate scene, capturing the essence of family, tradition, and modern luxury.

Sources: Times of India, India Today, Hauterrfly, Times Now, Economic Times, Hindustan Times

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