Archive · 3 Sep 2026
Dalip Tahil Reveals Mumbai Home Filled With Family Heirlooms
Actor Dalip Tahil showed people around his home in Mumbai.
His house contains many artworks and objects connected to his family.
The living room has photographs, books, plants and a special old desk.
A photograph shows Chusul airfield in Ladakh, where Tahil said his father was the first Air Force pilot to land.
The home also has a dining room with traditional decorations and a portrait of his grandmother.
A balcony garden has several kinds of plants and flowers.
Tahil’s home includes a pool and an indoor park.
He said swimming helps him relax and exercise.
The building also has a gym.
Dalip Tahil showed Pinkvilla his Mumbai home, featuring art, family photographs and personal keepsakes.
The living room includes a restored Parsi desk, a Ladakh airfield photograph and a picture of Tahil with Queen Elizabeth II.
The dining area contains a Parsi mirror, a Buddha statue and a portrait of Tahil’s maternal grandmother.
A balcony garden features tulsi, roses, bougainvillaea and bamboo, while the kitchen has an all-white modular design.
The property includes an indoor park, swimming pool and building gym, with Tahil describing swimming as a favorite activity.
- Who
- Veteran actor Dalip Tahil.
- What
- He shared a glimpse of his Mumbai home and its family heirlooms, artwork, garden and recreational facilities.
- When
- During a home tour shared with Pinkvilla; the article does not specify a date.
- Where
- Dalip Tahil’s home in Mumbai, India.
- Why
- To showcase a personal living space shaped by his family history, interests and style.
- Homeowner
- Dalip Tahil
- Location
- Mumbai
- Notable heirloom
- A restored Parsi desk decorated with family photographs
- Family history
- Tahil said his father was the first Air Force pilot to land at Chusul airfield in Ladakh
- Garden plants
- Tulsi, white and red roses, bougainvillaea and bamboo
- Recreation
- The property has an indoor park and pool; the building also has a gym
- Memorable photograph
- A photograph of Tahil meeting Queen Elizabeth II in 2002