Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar and his wife, author and interior designer Twinkle Khanna, have sold their luxury apartment in Mumbai’s upscale Worli locality for ₹80 crore. The property, located in the Three Sixty West tower, is a sprawling 6,830 sq. ft. flat on the 39th floor, and the deal was officially registered on January 31, 2025.

According to property registration documents, the sale includes four dedicated car parking spaces, and the buyers paid ₹4.8 crore in stamp duty for the transaction.

A Lucrative Investment Over the Years

Akshay Kumar originally purchased the apartment in August 2015 for ₹27.94 crore. The following month, in September 2015, he and the developers facilitated another sale, transferring a separate flat within the same project to Twinkle Khanna for ₹32 crore.

Over the years, Three Sixty West has emerged as one of Mumbai’s most coveted residential addresses, housing some of the city’s elite, including top industrialists, Bollywood celebrities, and high-net-worth individuals.

While details of the buyer remain undisclosed, this sale underscores the continued demand for ultra-luxury homes in Mumbai, particularly in premium locations like Worli, which offer a combination of world-class amenities, breathtaking sea views, and seamless connectivity.

The couple’s decision to offload this high-value asset aligns with a broader trend among Bollywood celebrities who have been making strategic real estate transactions, either to upgrade, consolidate, or restructure their property holdings. Whether Akshay Kumar and Twinkle Khanna plan to reinvest in another luxury home or shift their focus elsewhere remains to be seen.

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