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Shah Rukh Khan Reveals New Mannat Gallery Amid Renovation
Shah Rukh Khan’s home, Mannat, is being renovated.
He told a fan that a new gallery is being built.
He hopes to greet fans from this new space in the future.
He also joked that it would have something to hold on to.
During his 60th birthday, he did not appear on the famous balcony because of the renovation.
He said security concerns were also involved.
Producer Anand Pandit said that some floors are being added to the back of the property.
Mannat reportedly cost Rs 18 crore when Shah Rukh bought it and is now valued at Rs 300 crore.
Shah Rukh Khan said a new gallery is being built at Mannat.
He missed his balcony appearance during his 60th birthday celebrations because of renovation and security concerns.
Producer Anand Pandit said additional floors are being added to Mannat’s rear portion.
Mannat was reportedly bought by Shah Rukh Khan for Rs 18 crore in 2001.
The sea-facing heritage property is now reportedly valued at Rs 300 crore.
- Who
- Shah Rukh Khan, with renovation details also provided by producer Anand Pandit.
- What
- Mannat is undergoing renovation, including the construction of a new gallery and additional rear floors.
- Where
- Mannat, Shah Rukh Khan’s sea-facing heritage home in Mumbai.
- When
- The update was shared during a recent #AskSRK session; the balcony appearance was missed during Shah Rukh Khan’s 60th birthday celebrations.
- Why
- The renovation is intended to add a new gallery and additional floors; Shah Rukh Khan cited security concerns for skipping his balcony appearance.
Key facts
- Property
- Mannat
- Reported purchase price
- Rs 18 crore in 2001
- Reported current value
- Rs 300 crore
- New feature
- A gallery is being built
- Additional work
- A few floors are being added to the rear portion
- Balcony appearance
- Shah Rukh Khan skipped it during his 60th birthday celebrations
- Reason cited for skipping
- Renovation and security concerns
Quotes
Shah Rukh Khan
Actor and owner of Mannat
“Borrowing money and doing lots of ads. Lots of weddings and shows, inane ones, most of them. But it's nice to have bought it. To have a roof over my head, not to worry about my children's future. I have never had a house. Being from Delhi, everybody lived in a bungalow. I didn't think it was a big deal. I didn't realise in Mumbai, normally people live in apartments and they are very expensive. So yeah, it took me five to six years of taking advances from people and working for them at much lower”
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“Ab new gallery bana raha hoon na so aur bhi chamkunga [I am building a new gallery, so I will shine even more from there]... on the new gallery. Also, hopefully, I will have some handle to hold on to!!!”
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