From Shah Rukh Khan's Mannat to Virender Sehwag's Delhi bungalow, here's a look at five Indian celebrities whose real estate portfolios have become as talked-about as their careers.
If you've ever searched for celebrity homes in India, you'll know the genre never runs out of material. Bollywood stars and cricketers have quietly become some of the country's most closely watched property investors, buying, selling and holding real estate across Mumbai, Delhi-NCR and abroad. Some of the numbers attached to these homes are genuinely documented, purchase prices, registration dates, stamp duty paid. Others are long-repeated media estimates that have never been formally confirmed. We've tried to be clear about which is which below.
Shah Rukh Khan's Bandra bungalow, Mannat, remains India's most recognisable celebrity address, though even its value is contested across reports, estimates range from around ₹200 crore to over ₹320 crore, none independently confirmed. What is documented: Khan and wife Gauri converted Mannat's lease to full ownership in 2019, paying a premium based on the ready reckoner rate, and later received a government refund after a tabulation error was discovered in that calculation. More recently, in July 2026, the family completed a ₹37 crore purchase of the remaining two floors of their original family home in Delhi's Panchsheel Park, bringing the entire building under Khan family ownership. Beyond India, his holdings reportedly include a London apartment near Park Lane and a villa on Dubai's Palm Jumeirah.
Amitabh Bachchan's real estate story isn't one house, it's practically a neighbourhood. His primary residence, Jalsa, sits in Juhu's JVPD Scheme and is typically estimated between ₹100 crore and ₹120 crore, though like most celebrity valuations, that figure comes from industry reports rather than a registered sale. The wider Bachchan family compound includes Prateeksha (his first Mumbai home, later gifted to daughter Shweta Nanda), Janak (acquired in 2004 for a reported ₹50 crore as office space), and Vatsa, currently leased commercially. Reports tracking Mumbai celebrity transactions have credited the Bachchan family with accounting for a meaningful share of all celebrity real estate deals in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region since 2020.
Akshay Kumar's story stands out for a different reason, he's one of the few names on this list who's been a net seller of Mumbai real estate this year rather than an accumulator. His primary residence, a sea-facing duplex in Juhu's Prime Beach building on Juhu Tara Road, is estimated around ₹80 crore. But in June and July 2026, property registration data showed Kumar selling four apartments in Andheri West and two units in Oberoi Sky City, Borivali, for a combined value north of ₹25 crore. Reports suggest the sales are part of a routine portfolio optimisation rather than any financial distress, but it's a genuinely different pattern from most celebrity property coverage, which almost always focuses on buying.
Unlike most entries on this list, Sachin Tendulkar's primary residence actually has a traceable paper trail. He bought the original bungalow on Perry Cross Road, Bandra West, formerly known as Dorab Villa, in late 2007 for a reported ₹3.9 crore, then rebuilt it into the roughly 6,000 to 9,000 sq ft home he lives in today, now estimated at ₹100 crore to ₹150 crore after the reconstruction. He separately bought a 1,600 sq ft apartment in Rustomjee Seasons, Bandra-Kurla Complex, for his wife Anjali in 2018 for ₹7.5 crore, and reportedly owns a home in London's St John's Wood neighbourhood, near Lord's.
Every other name here is Mumbai-anchored, which is what makes Virender Sehwag's story worth including. The former India opener grew up in Najafgarh, on Delhi's western edge, and now owns a roughly 12-bedroom bungalow called "Krishna Niwas" in South Delhi's Hauz Khas, an area where prices reportedly run above ₹30,000 per square metre. The home is widely estimated at ₹130 crore, complete with a private temple and a dedicated trophy room, though again, that figure comes from lifestyle coverage rather than any registered valuation. It's a useful reminder that Delhi-NCR has its own tier of celebrity real estate, distinct from the Mumbai-centric coverage that usually dominates this beat.
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Taken together, these five portfolios point to a consistent pattern: primary residences held for decades in the same tight cluster of ultra-premium neighbourhoods, Juhu, Bandra, Hauz Khas, supplemented by smaller, more liquid holdings that get bought and sold more freely. If you're the kind of reader who follows celebrity real estate for more than curiosity, that's the actual signal worth taking from it, real estate wealth here is built on holding scarce, land-locked addresses, not on flipping property.
