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India.com
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
Anushka Sharma, Virat Kohli are one of India's richest couple with combined net worth of Rs..., know their sources of income here
Anushka Sharma and husband Virat Kohli are one of the favourite couples of Bollywood and the cricket fraternity. The duo were dating for four years and later in 2018, they tied the knot. In 2021, the couple welcomed their first child, Vamika, and later in 2024, Virat and Anushka were blessed with a boy whom they named Akaay. Recently, the couple again gained limelight when Virat Kohli announced his retirement from the Test series. With the news flash on May 12, 2025, a general curiosity of fans surfaced online was in Virat and Anushka's net worth. Let us tell you that Anushka is a big name in Bollywood. Though she has been away from the industry for a while now, she has given some hit films in her career including Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi, Band Baaja Baaraat, PK, Sultan, and more. Both Anushka and Virat have established themselves as top performers in their respective fields. As a result, Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli's combined net worth is Rs 1300 crore. The couple is India's wealthiest couple. When we break down the combined net worth, then Virat's main income comes from his career as a cricketer, including salary, match fees, and bonuses. Anushka's primary income is from her acting ventures. However, the couple also makes money through investments in various companies and properties. Anushka Sharma's Income Sources Though Anushka has been away from Bollywood, most of the films in her career, which lasted over a decade, were hits. One of the primary sources of Anushka's income is her movies. As per reports, the actress charges Rs 7 crore for a project and endorsements from leading brands like Puma and Livspace. She also earns through ventures such as the production house Clean Slate Filmz and the clothing line Nush. Virat Kohli's Source of Icome Coming to Virat Kohli, his primary source of income is his career, including salary, match fees, and bonuses. He also works as a brand ambassador for many brands, which bring him significant earnings. Virat has invested in various businesses, including sports apparel, restaurants, and technology startups.
News18
11-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- News18
Warm Minimalism: The Soulful Simplicity Transforming Small Urban Homes
Last Updated: Warm minimalism blends clean lines with earthy textures to create soulful, space-savvy homes that feel both modern and deeply personal In the heart of India's bustling cities, where compact living has become the norm and space is a premium, a new design philosophy is taking root—one that softens the sharp edges of traditional minimalism with the warmth of earthy materials and comforting textures. Known as Warm Minimalism, this trend is redefining the way small Indian homes look, feel, and function. Gone are the days when minimalism meant stark white walls, cold steel finishes, and a sense of emotional detachment. In its place is a gentler, more human-centric design approach. 'Warm Minimalism is a design style that blends the clean, clutter-free appeal of traditional minimalism with the comfort and character of warm, earthy elements," explains Anuj Ramchandran, Associate Director, Design & Build, Livspace. 'Instead of stark white spaces and cold finishes, warm minimalism uses soft neutrals like beige, taupe, and muted greys, paired with natural materials such as wood, cane, linen, and stone." This evolution in style is more than aesthetic—it's deeply functional and responsive to real-life needs. With cities like Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Pune seeing a rise in compact apartments, homeowners are seeking solutions that not only make their homes look larger but also feel more inviting. Warm minimalism offers just that: a sense of openness without sterility. 'Warm Minimalism works exceptionally well in small Indian homes because it aligns beautifully with both our evolving lifestyles and spatial realities," says Ramchandran. 'It offers a clean, clutter-free layout while still celebrating the soul of an Indian home through earthy tones, natural materials like khadi or terracotta, and thoughtfully chosen accents like block-printed cushions or brass lamps." In many ways, warm minimalism is the bridge between past and present—a way to embrace the efficiencies of modern living without losing the warmth and personality of traditional Indian interiors. It's not just about what you remove, but what you keep: pieces that speak of craft, culture, and calm. At its core, warm minimalism reflects a desire for a home that feels both contemporary and grounded. 'This approach is not just about decluttering physical spaces and creating a calming, restorative environment," says Mandrekar. 'As more homeowners embrace thoughtful living, warm minimalism is redefining how urban India envisions the dream home: simple, soulful, and sophisticated." Whether it's a cane-back chair in a reading nook, linen drapes filtering soft sunlight, or a modular sofa that hides away your clutter, warm minimalism is proving that elegance doesn't have to be extravagant—and that even the smallest of homes can be a sanctuary. First Published: May 11, 2025, 15:52 IST
Hindustan Times
09-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- Hindustan Times
Balcony styles to unmissable essentials: Ultimate decor guide to make a cosy outdoor retreat at home
Are you neglecting your balcony, relegating it to just drying clothes and dumping discarded knick-knacks? It turns out, you may be missing out on a whole lot of untapped potential. This place could be so much more, and with the right styling, you can infuse your personality into this space, making your stylish balcony a definite conversation-starter. In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Anuj Ramchandran from Livspace, an interior design brand, explained what it takes to ace your balcony look. He said, 'Designers often get asked how to design a beautiful balcony. I believe your balcony should reflect your personality. It does not have to follow any specific design rule. It just needs to feel like you. Whether you lean toward a laid-back tropical vibe with bold prints and plenty of plants, or a Japandi-inspired retreat with clean lines and neutral tones, the key is consistency, comfort, and functionality.' Anuj Ramchandran shared a comprehensive guide with us covering everything about balcony decor, from basics and styles to functionality, including how to weatherproof your space. Here's the detailed guide: A post shared by Khadiza | Luxury Home Decor (@lxhome_decor) A post shared by Studio Ipsa | Interior Design Studio (@studioipsa) A post shared by Yasmin (@holayasmin_) A post shared by 𝙁𝙡𝙤𝙬 𝙗𝙮 𝙇𝙖𝙧𝙖 (@flowbylara) Choose hardy, low-maintenance plants suited to Indian climates. A post shared by Nupur | Lifestyle | Travel | Recipe (@travel_bitee) ALSO READ: Home decor, interior design tips: Beat the heat with these beautiful sun-blocking facade ideas
