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Anurag Kashyap’s Bengaluru Home Blends Cinema and Vintage Charm
Anurag Kashyap is a filmmaker who lives in Bengaluru with Shubhra Shetty.
They showed a journalist around their home.
The home has many books, movies and pieces of furniture with an older style.
The dining room uses warm colors, wooden shelves and plants.
The living room has comfortable sofas, chairs and large glass doors.
A special media room holds many DVDs, Blu-rays and CDs.
The kitchen looks newer, with light cabinets and a large island.
Interior experts said people now want homes that show their own stories and interests.
Anurag Kashyap and Shubhra Shetty hosted film journalist Janice Sequira at their Bengaluru home.
The dining area combines earthy tones, light-oak furniture, plants, books, artwork and ceramic vases.
The living room features a light-yellow sectional, vintage-inspired furniture, teal curtains and indoor plants.
A dedicated media room displays Kashyap’s extensive collection of DVDs, Blu-rays and CDs alongside informal seating.
Interior experts said social media has made homeowners more design-aware while increasing demand for individual spaces.
- Who
- Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, his partner Shubhra Shetty, film journalist Janice Sequira and interior experts Khyathi Jetwani and Manish Jetwani.
- What
- A home tour of Anurag Kashyap’s Bengaluru residence highlighted its books, film collections, vintage-inspired furniture and contemporary kitchen.
- Where
- Anurag Kashyap’s home in a lush, gated society in Bengaluru.
- When
- The article does not specify when the home tour took place.
- Why
- The tour offered a glimpse into Kashyap’s personal world and showed how his interest in cinema is reflected in the home’s design.
Key facts
- Residents
- Anurag Kashyap and Shubhra Shetty
- Location
- Bengaluru
- Dining area
- Features a light-oak table, rust-orange chairs, bookcases, books, media collections and plants.
- Media room
- Contains floor-to-ceiling dark-wood shelves filled with DVDs, Blu-rays and CDs.
- Kitchen
- Includes light-wood lower cabinets, matte-white upper cabinets, a black granite island and a black chimney hood.
- Balcony
- Has white tiles, a seamless glass railing and views of lush tropical trees.
- Expert perspective
- Khyathi Jetwani and Manish Jetwani said digital platforms have made homeowners more design-aware and interested in individualized spaces.
Quotes
Khyathi Jetwani and Manish Jetwani
Founders of IRRA Luxury Living who commented on changing expectations for luxury interiors
“Interestingly, while social media inspires aspiration, it has also created a desire for individuality. Homeowners no longer want their spaces to look like someone else’s Pinterest board. They are looking for homes that feel collected rather than curated—spaces layered with art, craftsmanship, travel, and personal stories.”
indianexpress.com
“Clients are exposed to beautifully designed homes from around the world every day, making them more design-aware than ever before.”
indianexpress.com
Sources
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