Bollywood actor Vicky Kaushal has renewed the lease for his luxury apartment in Mumbai’s upscale Juhu locality. According to property documents accessed by Square Yards through Maharashtra’s Inspector General of Registration (IGR) website, Kaushal will pay a total of approximately Rs. 6.2 crore over the next three years.

The renewed lease, registered in April 2025, covers an apartment in the Raj Mahal residential project, offering a carpet area of 258.48 sq. meters (around 2,781.83 sq. feet). The agreement includes exclusive access to three car parking spaces, a security deposit of Rs. 1.75 crore, and required stamp duty and registration charges of Rs. 1.69 lakh and Rs. 1,000 respectively.

As per the agreement terms, the monthly rent is set at Rs. 17.01 lakh for the first two years and will rise to Rs. 17.86 lakh in the third year. The lease renewal follows a previous agreement signed in July 2021, where the actor initially paid a rent of Rs. 8 lakh per month.

Juhu continues to be a preferred address for Bollywood celebrities, known for its beachside charm, premium restaurants, and excellent connectivity to Mumbai’s commercial hubs. Other celebrities like Varun Dhawan, Janhvi Kapoor, Kartik Aaryan, and Shakti Kapoor also own properties in the area.

Vicky Kaushal, a National Award-winning actor, has built a stellar career with acclaimed performances in films such as Uri: The Surgical StrikeMasaanRaaziSanju, and Sardar Udham, cementing his position as one of Bollywood’s leading stars.

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