The MD and CEO of Paytm Payments Bank Limited, Surinder Chawla, along with Gurdeep Kaur-Arora recently bought a duplex in Mumbai’s Lower Parel area for Rs 20 crore.

According to documents accessed by SquareFeatIndia provided by Zapkey, the deal was finalized on August 22.

The details of the property includes a duplex on the 42nd and 43rd floor of the Wing A in the building Sky forest, located in Lower Parel.

Chawla before joining Paytm Payments Bank Limited, was also associated with ex-HDFC and RBL Property. The total amount paid for the apartment is Rs 20 crore.

The total RERA carpet of the flat is 2516.07 sq ft, and an additional exclusive area of 972.62 sq ft.

The Paytm Bank’s CEO and MD will also have an access to four car parks in the building.

A stamp duty of Rs 38.87 lakh was paid for the registration.

The seller is hotelier Madhuri Gawande.

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