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After her performance in Swades, Gayatri decided to leave Bollywood, and she never returned as an actress. Just a year after Swades, on August 27, 2005, Gayatri tied the knot with the CEO of Oberoi Realty, Vikas Oberoi.
After her wedding, Gayatri focused more on her family. Born in 1969, Vikas is the son of Ranbir Oberoi, the founder of Oberoi Realty Ltd. Growing up, Vikas closely observed his father manage the real estate business, inspiring him to follow in his footsteps. After completing his education, he joined his father in the family enterprise. Luxurious Home of Gayatri Joshi
Many billionaires, businessmen, senior officers, and celebrities have invested in Oberoi Realty's premium 360 West project in Worli, Mumbai. This project has many luxurious 4BHK and 5BHK apartments, in which Shahid Kapoor, Abhishek Bachchan, and Akshay Kumar have invested. In the same place, Gayatri also lives with her husband Vikas.
Recently, YouTuber and real estate enthusiast Enes Yilmazer gave a special glimpse of both the towers of the high-end complex, the same place where the Swades actress lives.
The place has all the luxurious amenities, starting from a bowling alley, rock-climbing wall, squash, basketball and cricket courts, a top-notch gym, multiple swimming pools, and more. View this post on Instagram
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Every apartment is spread over 16,000 square feet. While Tower A has 27 residential floors and the Ritz-Carlton Hotel at its base, Tower B is completely residential and has 66 floors. The Floor Costs a Whopping Between Rs 45 to 57 Crore
As per the details by the YouTuber, the listing price is $50 million (approximately Rs 428.96 crore). On the other hand, details shared by Square Yards reveal that a 4 BHK apartment (5,235 sq ft) is priced at around Rs 45 crore, while a 5 BHK apartment (6,651 sq ft) in Tower B is priced at Rs 57.17 crore.
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