Archive · 24 Aug 2026
Anand Pandit to Redevelop Shah Rukh Khan’s First Mumbai Home
Anand Pandit is a real-estate developer in Mumbai.
He plans to rebuild a building called Shri Amrit on Carter Road.
Shah Rukh Khan once lived there after moving to Mumbai from Delhi.
Khan still owns his old apartment in the building.
Khan was happy when Pandit told him about the redevelopment.
Pandit also plans to add some floors to the back of Khan’s home, Mannat.
Pandit and Khan have known each other for a long time.
Pandit has also advised Khan about Vastu, a traditional approach to arranging spaces.
Real-estate developer Anand Pandit plans to redevelop Shri Amrit at Bandra’s Carter Road.
The building was Shah Rukh Khan’s first Mumbai home after he married Gauri Khan.
Shah Rukh Khan still owns apartment No. 702 in the building, according to the report.
Pandit said he is also adding several floors to the rear portion of Mannat.
Pandit previously developed properties bought by Hrithik Roshan, Rakesh Roshan and Ajay Devgn.
- Who
- Real-estate developer Anand Pandit and actor Shah Rukh Khan are central to the report; Gauri Khan is also mentioned.
- What
- Pandit plans to redevelop Shri Amrit and add floors to the rear portion of Mannat.
- When
- The report does not give a date for the redevelopment; Khan bought the apartment after marrying Gauri Khan and rented it out in 2013.
- Where
- Shri Amrit is on Carter Road in Bandra, Mumbai; Mannat is also in Mumbai.
- Why
- Pandit said the building’s location and project size attracted him, while the redevelopment is significant to Khan because it was his first Mumbai home.
- Developer
- Anand Pandit
- Redevelopment site
- Shri Amrit, also referred to as Amrit Shri and Shree Amrit Society
- Location
- Carter Road, Bandra, Mumbai
- Shah Rukh Khan’s apartment
- Apartment No. 702, described as a sea-facing three- to four-bedroom flat
- Additional project
- Adding several floors to the rear portion of Mannat
- Rental history
- Khan rented out the apartment in 2013, reportedly at nearly double the market rate
- Earlier development
- Pandit’s first property was The Lotus Tower, a 10-storey building in Juhu