With an estimated net worth of about US$26 million, it’s no surprise that Bollywood star Jackie Shroff splashed out when it came to his home. Although his family have previously admitted to living in poverty, having to sell off family items like decor and artwork to make ends meet, Shroff has come a long way since, and has spoilt himself with his eight-bedroom, sea-facing Mumbai home.
Shroff rose to fame back in 1982 with the hit film Swami Dada. Now, 40 years later, he is a much-loved actor with an impressive film roster to match. His newest gig, Om: The Battle Within, is set to debut in July and is expected to add even more dollars to his bank account.
So where does the legend live and how does he decorate his home? Shroff is all about the luxury life and making sure he has space to practise his moves.
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The community is located in the high-end Khar West neighbourhood.
Although Shroff reportedly wanted to buy his childhood home in Bandra before, but apparently decided to buy the luxury flat instead.
The family have shared glimpses inside their home on their Instagram page – and it is clear that the theme is pure opulence. Decked out in white and gold, with lots of greenery and marble floors, no expense has been spared in the interior design of the home.
According to GQ India, the home has an open-air gym, rock climbing studio and stargazing deck. It also has a private theatre. ABP reported that the flat cost around US$4 million (Rs 31.5 crore). The Rustomjee Paramount multistorey towers were designed by Sanjay Puri.
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According to property website Housing, Shroff made it clear that he needs space for his workouts and to practice his dance moves, and many of the areas in the home allow for Shroff to do so at his leisure.
Gated community living is becoming increasingly popular in India, as it provides a communal living feel with all the luxury elements for residents, according to The Economic Times.
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