Home or seven-star hotel! Your eyes will be raised when you see the bungalow


Published: 06:31 25 September 2025
Riddhima Kapoor Sahni is known as the daughter of Bollywood actors Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh. Many also know her as Ranbir Kapoor's sister. However, she has recently created her own identity, especially after participating in Karan Johar's reality show 'Fabulous Lives vs. Bollywood Wives'. Riddhima's appearance on the show caught the attention of the audience. Especially because of her style, personality and luxurious lifestyle, there is a lot of discussion among netizens.
Currently, Riddhima is married to businessman Bharat Sahni and is living in Delhi. Her bungalow not only looks luxurious, but also the experience of staying there is as luxurious as a seven-star hotel. Recently, Bollywood choreographer-producer Farah Khan and her cook Dilip visited Riddhima's house. Farah Khan has released the travel video on YouTube, where all the details of the bungalow have been seen.
Seeing the huge gate and the spacious entrance in front of the house, Farah Khan's cook Dilip asked, "Is this a hotel?" Farah smiled and said, "No, it's not a hotel, but it looks like a hotel." This alone gave an idea of how big and luxurious the bungalow was.
Inside the bungalow's luxury
Riddhima's bungalow has:
In-house gym
Play area for children
Large open space filled with natural light
Lemon garden, whose lemons are so big that Farah initially thought they were grapefruits.
Inside the house, a tidy living room can be seen, with a family bar on one side and a sitting area on the other. Farah was surprised and said, "This is just a sitting area? They could have built an entire three-bedroom flat in Mumbai!" Riddhima said that this is their family lounge, where everyone loves to spend time together.
While going upstairs, Farah commented, “It’s like a separate floor.” Riddhima smiled and said, “Yes, this is my place to stay. We each have our own floor.” She also revealed that Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt’s new house also has a room for her.
Riddhima has reserved an entire floor for her mother. She said emotionally, “I love her very much. She is my everything now. We all adore her and spend time together.”
Ranbir-Alia’s new six-storey house has been named after Ranbir’s late grandmother Krishna Raj Kapoor. This luxurious house is located in Pali Hill area of Bandra. According to reports, it is worth around Rs 250 crore.
Riddhima Kapoor recently made her film debut. It is in the comedy-drama genre and is likely to be titled ‘DSK’. She is co-starring with mother Neetu Kapoor and popular comedian Kapil Sharma.
Riddhima's bungalow and lifestyle are truly an example of the luxurious lifestyle of Bollywood.
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