Bhagyashree’s Mumbai home has a naturally formed Ganesha on a tree

Bhagyashree's Mumbai home features a naturally formed Ganesha on a tree, which she says was the reason she and her husband, Himalaya Dassani, bought the property. Speaking to Farah Khan on her YouTube channel, the Maine Pyar Kiya actor revealed that the tree trunk bears an uncanny resemblance to Lord Ganesha, with eyes and a trunk formed naturally, though the tusk was added by her husband.

Bhagyashree's Mumbai home has a naturally formed Ganesha on a tree

The home, located in Mumbai, blends traditional elegance with contemporary luxury. It includes a grand entrance with a striking black door, a living area with plush brown sofas, a dining room in earthy tones, and multiple intimate seating zones. A private temple and a party-ready outdoor space with chandeliers and floral decorations are also part of the property.

The kitchen, recently renovated in an all-white palette, offers a bright, airy space with a view. A memory wall in the home displays family photographs, adding a personal touch. Farah Khan described the house as a dream, telling Bhagyashree she is extremely lucky to have such a home in Mumbai.

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Bhagyashree, born into the royal family of Sangli, has maintained a regal aesthetic in her Mumbai residence despite decades in Bollywood. The naturally formed Ganesha on the tree is a unique selling point that likely added spiritual and sentimental value, influencing the purchase decision. Such features are rare in Mumbai's real estate market, where space is at a premium. The home's renovation, involving breaking down every wall, underscores the couple's commitment to personalising the property. For fans and real estate enthusiasts, this glimpse into a celebrity home highlights how personal beliefs and aesthetics drive property choices in a city known for its high-density living.


Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com

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