Kangana Ranaut Shifts to Renovated Century-Old MP Bungalow in Delhi, Rings in New Chapter

Bollywood actress and parliamentarian Kangana Ranaut has finally shifted into her government-allocated house in New Delhi, a major milestone in her political career. The century-old bungalow in Lutyens' Delhi has been restored to the hilt to retain its heritage appeal while ensuring modern amenities. Here's a comprehensive report:

 

Key Highlights

Housewarming Ceremony:

 

Kangana welcomed a traditional griha pravesh ceremony on the auspicious day of Akshaya Tritiya in the presence of close family members.

 

She posted glimpses of the event on social media, highlighting her stunning red-and-white Kanjivaram saree and gold ornaments.

 

Restoration Efforts:

 

The bungalow was extensively restored under the guidance of interior architect Darshini, who sought to restore the property to its original soul.

 

The design incorporates vintage looks, such as antique chandeliers, wooden-framed windows, and hand-painted portraits.

 

Personal Touches:

 

Kangana brought her own stamp to the interiors, combining heritage with modern-day minimalism.

 

The home speaks volumes about her personality—ferocious yet down-to-earth—through thoughtfully chosen art and furniture.

 

Symbolic Significance:

 

The home is Kangana's first official residence as an MP, signifying her coming of age from Bollywood to politics.

 

She said she was grateful to have been given the chance to restore and live in such a historic home.

 

Family Moments:

 

Kangana shared candid moments from the day, including enjoying Delhi’s iconic street food with her nephews and sister-in-law.

 

The event highlighted her close-knit family bonds and cultural roots.

 

Future Outlook:

 

Kangana’s move to Delhi signifies her commitment to her political role while continuing her film career.

 

She remains focused on balancing her responsibilities as an MP and her creative pursuits.

 

This achievement is a testament to Kangana Ranaut's commitment to maintaining heritage and taking up new challenges as a public personality.

 

Sources: Hindustan Times, Times of India, HerZindagi