Lesser known details of Ranbir Kapoor & Alia Bhatt's Rs 250 crore mansion; now ready

After months of speculation and years of anticipation, Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt’s much-discussed family bungalow is finally nearing completion. A new video doing the rounds online confirms what fans have long been waiting to see. The home is ready. The landmark property, located in Bandra, is being prepped for the couple and their young daughter Raha to move in. And this isn't just another Bollywood real estate headline. The house carries decades of emotional value for the Kapoors.

A Home Years in the Making

Work on the house began well before the couple tied the knot in 2022. Site visits became routine for Ranbir and Alia, who have consistently kept a close eye on the construction. The bungalow, named Krishna Raj in honour of Ranbir's late grandmother, has now reached a point where only minor interior touches remain. According to those close to the family, the move-in date is around the corner. A traditional grah pravesh ceremony is expected to mark the beginning of their stay, possibly aligned with an astrologically significant day.

The project has been personal from the start. While many Bollywood stars invest in lavish properties, this one was different. The land it stands on was once owned by Raj Kapoor and Krishna Raj Kapoor. Later passed on to Rishi and Neetu Kapoor in the 1980s, the property has now seen three generations of Kapoors walk through its gates. Ranbir and Alia have reportedly chosen to transfer ownership of the new structure to their daughter Raha, thereby keeping the legacy firmly rooted in family.

Inside the New Chapter

The home, now visibly completed from the outside, has already become a familiar spot for paparazzi. Videos show each floor balcony lined with potted plants, suggesting that while the structure boasts scale, it’s also built with a sense of warmth and continuity. The family, including Neetu Kapoor, has frequently been spotted visiting the site together, often accompanied by Raha.

While the estimated cost of the property is upwards of Rs 250 crore, the couple has never treated this like a status symbol. Instead, it has been presented as a long-term residence and a base for their growing family. This isn’t an investment for the future — this is the future.

An industry insider shared that the remaining work involves only finishing touches, which should wrap up within a few weeks. The move-in could happen anytime after that. The same source added that both Ranbir and Alia have made it a priority to visit the site regularly, regardless of their shooting schedules, underlining just how involved they’ve been in every phase of the project.

Missed Deadlines and A Long Wait

Last year, buzz had built around the possibility of the Kapoors celebrating Diwali in their new home. However, delays in construction extended the timeline, pushing the plans forward. This time, though, the signs are different. The video showcasing the completed facade, along with family members being spotted with household staff at the location, suggests the long wait may finally be over.

Career Now and Later

Both Ranbir and Alia have had relatively quiet phases in terms of film releases. Ranbir’s last outing, Animal, arrived in 2023 and there has been a notable gap since. His next project, Love and War, reunites him with wife Alia Bhatt and also stars Vicky Kaushal. The film is expected in 2026.

Alia’s recent release, Jigra, failed to impress at the box office. Her next, Alpha, is slated for release in December 2025. With both stars taking a step back from continuous releases, the timing of this move into their new home seems ideal. It offers them a chance to centre their lives around family before another wave of film promotions and travel begins.

The Emotional Homecoming

The Krishna Raj bungalow is more than just another celebrity mansion. It is a story told in bricks and soil, handed down across generations. For Ranbir Kapoor, this house is tied not just to his childhood but to the memories of his late parents and grandparents. For Alia, it represents the beginning of a new journey as both partner and mother.

What stands in Bandra today is not just a luxurious home. It is a full-circle moment. From Raj Kapoor to Raha Kapoor, the address continues to write its legacy — quietly, but powerfully.