Bollywood production house Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment Pvt Ltd has acquired two premium apartments in Mumbai’s Prabhadevi locality for a combined ₹36.57 crore. The purchase reflects a growing trend of entertainment firms investing in high-value real estate assets in India’s financial capital.
In a notable real estate transaction, Sajid Nadiadwala’s production company, Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment Pvt Ltd, has purchased two luxury apartments in the upscale Hubtown Twenty Five South tower in Prabhadevi, Mumbai. The acquisitions were registered in October 2025 and are seen as part of the company’s broader asset diversification strategy.
Key highlights
- The first apartment, located on the 23rd floor, spans 2,390 sq ft with an additional 208 sq ft area and includes two car parking spaces
- This unit was purchased for ₹18.57 crore, with a stamp duty of ₹1.11 crore and registration fees of ₹30,000
- The second apartment in the same tower was acquired for ₹18 crore, bringing the total transaction value to ₹36.57 crore
- Both properties are part of Hubtown’s premium residential offering, known for its sea views and modern amenities
- The purchases were made under the company’s name, indicating a corporate acquisition rather than a personal investment
Notable updates
- The Prabhadevi locality continues to attract high-net-worth buyers due to its central location and luxury infrastructure
- Bollywood production houses and celebrities have increasingly turned to real estate as a stable investment avenue
- The deals were facilitated through Square Yards and verified via Maharashtra’s property registration records
- Real estate analysts view the transaction as a sign of confidence in Mumbai’s premium housing market post-pandemic
Why it matters
This acquisition underscores the intersection of entertainment capital and real estate investment in Mumbai. As production houses expand their portfolios, such high-profile transactions reinforce the city’s status as a magnet for luxury real estate and long-term asset growth.
Sources: Hindustan Times, Business Standard, Free Press Journal, Square Yards transaction data, Maharashtra IGR property records