From Luxury Cars To Rs 20 Crore Bungalow, Here's All That Ram Kapoor Owns
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He owns a house in Mumbai, in Goa and another one in Khandala.
Actor Ram Kapoor is currently awaiting the release of his upcoming thriller series, Mistry, slated to premiere on JioHotstar on June 27. It is an official adaptation of the American series, Monk.
The actor has been making headlines for the past few days after he was dropped from the promotions of the show for sexually inappropriate remarks.
The Bade Achhe Lagte Hain actor lives a luxurious life and owns a number of extravagant properties, including a huge bungalow in Alibaug, Maharashtra, which reportedly cost Rs 20 crore and some high-end vehicles.
In addition to this, he also owns a house in Mumbai, in Goa and another one in Khandala.
As for the cars, Ram Kapoor, being one of the highest-paid television personalities of his time, has a huge collection of expensive vehicles, including a Mercedes-AMG G63, a BMW X5, a Porsche, a Ferrari, and, most recently, a Lamborghini Urus for around Rs 4.57 crore.
Recently, during an interview with Humans of Bombay, the actor shared that he has earned enough for 3 to 4 generations. Ram said, 'If you have a hit show that lasts 7-8 years and you are at the top of television or generating a lot of money, your monthly cheque will be equivalent to your salary for 8 years. People like me, Sakshi, and Ronit, if you've been on television for 20 years and are sensible, then you have made enough for at least 3-4 generations."
Speaking about his recent controversial remark, the actor told The Times of India, 'Let me start by saying that everything I've been accused of saying, I have said it. So, the truth is, I am guilty as charged. However, here is what I have to say in my defence. When I am with individuals I know well, I tend to become my bindass self. Everyone who knows me and has worked with me understands who I am, and I do not intend to offend."
Coming back to Mistry, the show also features Mona Singh and Abhiijeit Chitre in pivotal roles.
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