Shaan and wife Radhika make real estate move in Mumbai's Bandra, invest in three luxury flats worth ₹48 crore
Here's the latest box office buzz making the rounds:
Shantanu Mukherji, popularly known as Bollywood singer Shaan, and his wife, Radhika Mukherji, have purchased three flats in Bandra West, Mumbai, from developer NVK Realty LLP for a total consideration of ₹ 47.64 crore rupees, according to property registration documents accessed by CRE Matrix.
Adding to this, Shantanu Mukherji, popularly known as Bollywood singer Shaan, and his wife, Radhika Mukherji, have purchased three flats in Bandra West, Mumbai, for a total consideration of ₹47.64 crore rupees (Photo: Instagram) The apartments are located on higher floors of the Palmera project on Turner Road in Bandra West and have a combined area of 6,267.87 sq ft . Each unit was purchased for ₹ 15.88 crore rupees, the documents showed .
Meanwhile, The transaction attracted a total stamp duty of ₹ 2.70 crore rupees and was registered on August 20, 2026 . The purchase also includes nine car parking spaces .
Notably, The new residence has been created by joining three separate apartments and was officially registered on August 20, the documents showed.
As per the latest buzz, The developer’s website states that the luxury condominium on Turner Road in Bandra West has significant Bollywood history, as it was formerly the home of veteran movie star Mala Sinha.
In further updates, The ₹ 48-crore rupees purchase comes amid a strong luxury housing market in Mumbai. The city recorded 1,499 luxury property registrations worth ₹ 14,903 crore rupees between April and June, according to the Lighthouse Luxury Quarterly Luxury Real Estate Report cited by Mumbai Mirror.
On top of that, Last year, Shaan, along with his wife Radhika , had purchased a luxury bungalow in Prabhachiwadi, Pune, for ₹ 10 crore rupees, according to property registration documents reviewed by Square Yards.
The couple had purchased a luxurious plot-plus-bungalow property. The plot spans approximately 0.4 hectares (~4,787.92 sq. yd), while the built-up area is around 5,500 sq. ft. (~511.04 sq. m). The transaction incurred a stamp duty of Rs. 50 lakh and a registration fee of Rs. 30,000.
Source: Hindustan Times