11 most ridiculously expensive homes owned by billionaires and celebrities in India

Amitabh and Jaya Bachchan’s luxurious abode in Juhu, Mumbai, is one of the most popular spots in the city. Fans from all over the world come to take pictures of the legendary actor’s home, hoping to catch a glimpse of Big B. The house, estimated to cost around Rs 120 crores now, was actually a gift from director Ramesh Sippy as a token of appreciation for the actor’s performance in Satte Pe Satta in 1982.

4. Gulita

In 2018, businessman tycoon and the chairman of the Piramal Group Ajay Piramal, along with his wife, gifted a bungalow in Worli, Mumbai, to their son Anand, when he tied the knot with Mukesh and Nita Ambani’s daughter Isha. The five-floor diamond-shaped accented home overlooks the Bandra-Worli sea link and features a private pool, three floors of underground parking, multiple dining areas, a diamond room, and a temple. The estimated cost of this bungalow is around Rs 450 crore.

5. Ratan Tata’s mansion

The former head of the Tata Group lives a quiet life in South Mumbai. Located in Colaba, the Rs 150 crore sea-facing mansion has three floors and is divided into seven levels to include a pool, a media room, a gym, a sun deck, a library, a lounge section and a parking space for over a dozen vehicles.

6. Abode

Anil Ambani and his wife Tina Ambani’s home on Pali Hill in Bandra, Mumbai, is a luxurious 17-floor space that cost about Rs 5,000 cores and is the third most expensive house in the country. Of course, the massive property has every amenity like a pool, theatre, and helipad, but it is also home to his collection of luxury cars like Rolls Royce, Lexus, Porsche, Audi Q7, and Mercedes GLK350.

7. Mannat

Shah Rukh Khan recently celebrated his 58th birthday by throwing a party at his home. Mannat is an iconic tourist spot in Mumbai, with hoards of fans assembling outside this six-storey, 27,000-square-foot mansion just to get a glimpse of the king of Bollywood. Khan purchased this property in Bandra in 2001. Designed by his wife and interior designer Gauri Khan, the estimated cost of the property is about Rs 200 crore. The six-bedroom home is decorated with a number of rare artefacts and antiques, sourced from around the world, including works of M.F. Hussain.

8. Jindal House