The Mumbai home of Bollywood actor Kartik Aaryan reflects his magnetic and charismatic personality. Among the younger Bollywood stars, he has made a name for himself as one of the most well-liked performers. Aaryan is a Madhya Pradesh native and a graduate of engineering. To try his luck as an actor, he relocated to Mumbai. Following a long battle, he was eventually spotted in Pyar ka Punchnama, leading him to break out as a leading man.
Below is everything you need to know about Kartik Aaryan’s Mumbai home.
It was Aaryan’s dream, and he had previously admitted. To purchase a sea-facing house in Bandra Bandstand, a popular area for Bollywood celebs like Shahrukh Khan, Salman Khan, Farhan Akhtar, and many others.
According to rumours, Kartik Aaryan’s current residence in Mumbai is the same property he rented out to other people as a paid guest. When Aaryan first moved to Bombay and before he was a well-known actor, he shared a home address with a few of his pals. He resides in a 1 BHK flat with a total carpet space of 459 square feet and a 551 square foot total area.
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The home of Kartik Aaryan, who lives there with his sister and parents, is a tasteful combination of spotless hardwood furniture, light-coloured walls, and energizing drapes.
In the living room and other common areas of Kartik Aryan’s house, there are various warm lights.
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The actor’s bedroom is decorated in a clean, all-white style with hints of deep blue on the walls. There is a lovely wall-mounted closet in the bedroom as well. Aaryan may use this as the ideal backdrop for his Instagram videos and pictures.
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Top-notch flooring and stylish accessories may be seen in the interior design. White lights in the house provide a stunning effect as soon as you walk in. The hardwood furnishings give a nice touch in contrast to the typically new design theme.
Source:housing.com
