Gauri Khan, a dignified name in the interior design industry and wife of Bollywood’s Badshah Shah Rukh Khan, has rented a 2BHK apartment. Amid the Mannat renovation, reportedly, she has rented the property for her staff at a starting monthly rent of ₹1.35 lakh, as per documents accessed by Zapkey. According to the documents, a three-year leave and license agreement has been signed, which allows the property for residential use from April 10, 2025, to April 9, 2028.Spanning over 725 sq ft, the apartment rented by Gauri Khan is situated in Pali Hill, Pankaj Premises Cooperative Society Ltd. It includes a hall, kitchen, two bedrooms, and two washrooms.According to a Hindustan Times report, a security deposit of ₹4.05 lakh was paid, and the agreement, which includes an escalation clause of 5% every year, was registered on May 14, 2025.
Shah Rukh Khan’s temporary home in the Puja Casa building
As renovation of Shah Rukh Khan’s iconic Mannat continues, the actor, along with his family, has moved into a temporary home in the Puja Casa building in Mumbai’s Pali Hill. This temporary residence has two luxury duplexes, spanning over 10,500 sq ft, wherein Gauri Khan and their children Suhana, Aryan, and AbRam, will be residing for the next three years.
Mannat
Meanwhile, according to a News18 report, Mannat is set to become even more lavish. Two more floors might be added to its existing structure. Speaking of Mannat, it holds an emotional worth for Khan. In 2023, during the book launch of his wife Gauri Khan, when Shah Rukh was asked to elaborate how he made Mannat his home, the actor said, “When we bought the house we live in now, it was way beyond our means. Being from Delhi, one was used to living in bungalows. One did not realize that Mumbai has a whole system where apartments are even more expensive and bigger, but we are not used to it.”He even shared how Gauri came on board to design their house. He revealed, “So how do we do this house now? We bought it. What do we do with this? And then the only person to turn was, I said, listen Gauri, you have little artistic talent. Why don’t you become the designer of the house? So, actually Mannat started like that. So, whatever little money we earned over the years, we kept on buying small things. I remember, we had gone down once even to South Africa, I think. And we had little money, and we bought the leather for the sofa and that we’ll put it on. And the time when you traveled abroad (turning to Gauri), I think you got 100 pounds or some amount of money that you were allowed to carry from India. So it was taken only to buy a decorative piece. So it took us a while. And I think that training ground is what actually made her start designing.”
