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Jeetendra sells Mumbai Andheri land parcel for ₹855 crore

Jeetendra sells Mumbai Andheri land parcel for ₹855 crore

Time of India2 days ago

Bollywood veteran
and his family have recently finalized the sale of a valuable piece of land located in Mumbai's Andheri neighborhood for Rs 855 crore. The purchaser of this prime property is NTT Global Data Centers and Cloud Infrastructure India Private Limited, formerly recognized as Netmagic IT Services.
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Official Registration and Transaction Details
The sale was formally recorded on May 29, 2025. As per documents obtained by Square Yards, the Kapoor family completed the transaction through their two firms, Pantheon Buildcon Private Limited and Tusshar Infra Developers Private Limited.
Property Description and Current Use
The deal involves two neighboring plots that together span approximately 9,664.68 square meters (about 2.39 acres).
Currently, this location hosts Balaji IT Park, comprising three structures with a total built-up space of nearly 490,000 square feet.
Financial Aspects of the Deal
The property records indicate that the deal included a stamp duty fee of Rs 8.69 crore and registration costs amounting to Rs 30,000. NTT Global Data Centers is said to have bought the property to broaden its reach within India's growing digital infrastructure market.
Jeetendra and his team have not issued any official statement.
Family Background and Current Engagements
At 83, Jeetendra tends to keep a low profile, steering clear of public attention. His daughter, Ektaa Kapoor, known as the television queen, is deeply involved in producing a variety of TV series and movies. Meanwhile, his son
recently appeared in the horror-comedy film Kapkapiii.

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