Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt’s long-awaited bungalow is fnally completed and ready for the couple to move in. The project that has been in the works for a few years, is reportedly getting its finishing touches as the Kapoor family gets ready to shift base into the plush bungalow, reportedly worth around Rs 250 crore. A new video circulating online has given fans their first full look at the multi-storey mansion, with its two duplex living rooms, stunning chandeliers, hanging gardens, sprawling deck area and more.
All about the Kapoor-Bhatt residence
The video that gives a first sneak peek into the plush abode was posted on a fan handle. It gave a glimpse at the elegant decor that merges seamlessly with the modern design. Each balcony features lush green hanging gardens, a vibrant contrast to the stone-grey structure. While details of the home and its interiors are yet to be revealed, Ranbir, Alia, and their daughter Raha have been seen frequenting the property to keep tabs on the structural developments and interior decor, to make sure it is to their liking. Over the past year, even mom, Neetu Kapoor, has also been seen keeping a close eye on the progress.
Housewarming on Diwali
The property carries deep significance for the Kapoor family. Originally owned by Ranbir’s grandparents, Raj Kapoor and Krishna Raj Kapoor, the home later passed to his parents, Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Kapoor, in 1980. Now, with the new building finally complete, Ranbir and Alia are expected to move in soon. Reports doing the rounds stated that the family was keen to celebrate Diwali in their new home last year. However, a delay in adding finishing touches pushed back their plans.
On the work front
Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt, who last appeared together in Brahmastra, will reunite on screen in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s ‘Love & War’, co-starring Vicky Kaushal. RK also has a lot to look forward to in 2026 with the release of Nitesh Tiwari’s highly anticipated ‘Ramayana’. Meanwhile, Alia will be seen playing a spy in the upcoming movie ‘Alpha’.
