Neetu Kapoor reveals respecting privacy of Alia Bhatt & Ranbir even while living with them: 'I don’t go…'

Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt have settled into their opulent new Mumbai residence, Krishna Raj, a Rs 250 crore estate. The expansive 6-story home includes a dedicated floor for Neetu Kapoor, as well as private rooms for Riddhima Kapoor-Sahni and Samara Kapoor. During a recent conversation, Neetu Kapoor discussed how she ensures Ranbir and Alia have their personal space while living together.

Neetu Kapoor reveals respecting Alia & Ranbir’s privacy

“I feel once your children get married, you have to leave them alone. I live in the same building as my children, but I don’t just go over whenever I want. I want to give them their space, Neetu Kapoor said on Soha Ali Khan’s podcast.

I don’t want them to feel that their mother is always sitting there. Their privacy is their privacy. I don’t interfere. Even Raha comes to me whenever she is free; I don’t go there unannounced, Neetu Kapoor added.

The veteran actress said, When Riddhima got married, I used to tell Rishi ji not to call her every day. I said, ‘Now Riddhima is married, Bharat is there too, you can’t keep calling all the time. Let her be. You have to move away a little.’

Neetu Kapoor continued, He used to say, ‘I call her whenever I want, I call Bharat also.’ I used to tell him, ‘What are you doing? It’s okay to call sometimes, but don’t call them all the time. They also have a life, don’t be on their head all the time.’

About the 250 Rs crore House

The stunning Krishna Raj bungalow, a tribute to Ranbir Kapoor's grandmother, is more than just a luxurious home; it's rumored to be a deeply meaningful gift for their daughter, Raha Kapoor, with the property reportedly registered in her name.

Nestled in a prime city location, this Rs 250 crore property masterfully blends contemporary design with the rich legacy of Bollywood. Its sophisticated grey exterior, enhanced by lush vertical gardens, speaks to a refined aesthetic and meticulous craftsmanship.

This residence has been a silent observer of Indian cinema's golden era and later became the cherished home of Rishi and Neetu Kapoor in the 1980s. Now, Ranbir and Alia continue this tradition, inheriting a space steeped in the laughter, achievements, and cinematic history of the Kapoor family, truly embodying their ongoing saga.