Ajay Devgan was in news a few days ago, as several reports mentioned that the actor along with his mother bought a bungalow in Juhu for Rs 60 crore. However, documents reveal a figure that’s contrary to the reported figure.

By Varun Singh

Actor Ajay Devgan was in news recently for his expensive real estate purchase. There were reports that the actor paid Rs 60 crore for a sprawling bungalow in Mumbai’s Juhu area.

However, documents made available to SquareFeatIndia by Zapkey.com show that the actual figure is different from what was reported earlier.

Ajay Devgan according to the registration documents carried out the paperwork related to the bungalow on December 29, 2020, and the transfer deed was registered on December 30, 2020.

The plot that Ajay Devgan purchased is located in Kapol Cooperative Housing Society, JVPD, Juhu. The buyers are the actor with the name Vishal alias Ajay Virendra Devgan and his mother Veena Virendra Devgan.

While several reports mentioned that the actor has paid Rs 60 crore for the bungalow, documents reveal that he paid Rs 47.5 crore for it.

The plot area measures 474.4 square meters and has a constructed area of 6,500 square feet (carpet). He even paid a stamp duty of Rs 2.37 crore for the registration of the property.

Not only this, but the actor also registered a loan document that he borrowed from a bank on April 27, 2021. The loan amount is Rs 18.75 crore.

A detailed message sent to Devgan via email elicited no response.

Celebrities in the last few days have spent a huge amount of money to buy properties in Mumbai.

Amitabh Bachchan shelled out Rs 31 crore for a duplex in Andheri.

Late actor Sridevi’s daughter and an actor herself, Janvhi Kapoor paid Rs 39 crore for an apartment spread over three floors.

Sunny Leone, paid Rs 16 crore for a flat in Andheri.

Hrithik Roshan last year bought an apartment in Versova for Rs 97.5 crore.

Also Read: Bhushan Kumar Of T-Series Paid Rs 167 Crore For Juhu Bungalow

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