There’s an undeniable intrigue in stepping inside a celebrity’s home. Not the ones polished within an inch of their lives for a glossy magazine shoot,
but the ones where you can still spot a favourite chair in the corner, a quirky knick-knack from a holiday, or a space that speaks of personality more than perfection. That’s exactly the case with father–son duo Rakesh and Hrithik Roshan. Their homes aren’t just expensive addresses with have amazing views – they’re warm, character-filled sanctuaries that blend opulence with intimacy. Whether it’s Hrithik’s serene Khandala mansion that could double as a film set, or his sea-facing Juhu apartment filled with unexpected touches, each has its own story to tell.
Hrithik And Rakesh Roshan’s Khandala Paradise
Perched on a five-acre plot in the Western Ghats and featured in Netflix’s The Roshans, Hrithik Roshan’s Khandala home is a masterstroke in design and comfort. Spread over an impressive 22,400 square feet, the mansion, envisioned by architect Grigoria Oikonomou of Sibha Grigoria Private Limited, captures panoramic views of the Rajmachi hills while offering every indulgence you could imagine.
The whitewashed main house is an airy affair - t has floor-to-ceiling glass doors and windows inviting the outside in. Natural light floods every corner, bouncing off the high ceilings and metallic accents, while the decor cleverly marries restored antiques and gothic artefacts with contemporary lines. Step outside, and the estate transforms into an entertainer’s dream – a private swimming pool framed by lush greenery, interconnected lawns, a basketball court, spa, and even a sports room.
A sweeping central staircase with black railings serves as a dramatic focal point indoors, while pops of colour on feature walls add warmth to the otherwise serene palette. It’s a home equally suited for a quiet family getaway or a grand Diwali celebration.
Fun fact: the sprawling lawns were laid out with the precision of a movie set, designed to host large-scale gatherings without ever having to leave the property.
Hrithik Roshan’s Nautical Juhu Escape
If Rakesh’s Khandala mansion channels mountain calm, Hrithik’s Juhu residence is pure ocean breeze. Designed with architect Ashiesh Shah, this Santorini-inspired duplex is more than just stylish – it’s a little mischievous. As Hrithik told Vogue, “A home tied up in rules is not really a home,” and the proof is in the details. The den comes with monkey bars, a vending machine, and a grand piano that feels delightfully casual in its placement.
The colour story is straight from the sea – soft blues, sandy neutrals, crisp whites – with nautical touches dotted about. Many of the furniture pieces were picked up by Hrithik himself during trips to Dubai and Mauritius, adding a unique, travelled character. One standout piece is his indigo Jaipur Rugs carpet, inspired by his time filming Mohenjo Daro, where the hue came to him while washing indigo dye off his hands.
From the balcony, fitted with wooden floors, a Dedon hanging lounger, and a telescope, the Arabian Sea stretches endlessly ahead. At night, whitewashed brick walls become a projection screen for films – a perfect blend of leisure and luxury.
A Home Designed for Living
Hrithik’s home isn’t just for show. The den is fitted with a foosball table, billiards, and that aforementioned chocolate-dispensing vending machine – a hit with his sons, Hrehaan and Hridaan. The adjacent family corner, complete with floor-level seating and the cheeky wall message “If you’re looking for a sign this is it”, doubles as both a workout zone and a relaxation spot with a front-row seat to the horizon.
The dining area breaks from the otherwise neutral scheme with bold accents. An SH Raza oil painting presides over an extendable Roche Bobois glass table, surrounded by sleek wooden chairs and grounded with a plush rug. Upstairs, the boys’ bedroom bursts with colour – playful chairs, a football-shaped rug from The Rug Republic, and a world map wall topped by a yellow ladder.
Another hidden gem is the breakfast corner Hrithik shares with his mother. Framed by a botanical centrepiece and an oval mirror reflecting the skyline, it’s the kind of space that feels worlds away from the bustle of Mumbai, even though it sits in the heart of it.
Beyond Homes – Hrithik’s Luxury Portfolio
Outside these personal spaces, Hrithik’s taste for the finer things continues. His real estate holdings include a 38,000-square-foot penthouse on the Juhu–Versova Link Road with a private elevator and open-to-sky terrace. Purchased for Rs 67.5 crore, alongside a separate Rs 30 crore apartment in the same building, the combined setup includes parking for over 10 cars.
Then there’s the 7-acre Lonavala farmhouse with a four-bedroom villa, organic farm, swimming pool, and private gym – a green escape from city life. His garage boasts a Mercedes-Maybach S600 (Rs 2.70 crore), Rolls-Royce Ghost Series II (Rs 7 crore), and a Maserati Spyder (Rs 2.51 crore). A watch aficionado, he also owns a Rolex Submariner Date, along with pieces from Cartier, Rado, and Jaeger-LeCoultre.
On the business side, his fitness and activewear brand HRX has grown into a Rs 200-crore enterprise, proving that his eye for style extends far beyond film costumes.
Where Luxury Meets Personality
What makes both Rakesh and Hrithik’s homes remarkable isn’t just their size or price tags – it’s the life they hold within their walls. These are places where family gathers, where personal quirks meet architectural finesse, and where the view from the window is as thoughtfully chosen as the art on the walls. Whether it’s mountain air in Khandala or sea breezes in Juhu, the Roshans have mastered the art of living in luxury without losing touch with the warmth of home.
