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Vijay Mallaya's iconic Kingfisher Villa, famous for its lavish parties, has been sold to THIS Bollywood couple, it is worth Rs…., new owners are
Remember Vijay Mallya, India's 'Good Time King'? As the face of United Breweries and Kingfisher, you must know that he ruled the liquor industry and expanded his empire into sports and airlines. Vijay Mallya's Royal Challengers
In 2008, he brought cricketing excitement to Bangalore with the Royal Challengers franchise. Recently, when RCB finally clinched the IPL trophy, Mallya took to social media to congratulate the team, praise their dedication, and reignite the spotlight on himself. Take a look at Vijay Mallya's X post for RCB
He wrote, 'When I founded RCB, it was my dream that the IPL trophy should come to Bengaluru. I had the privilege of picking the legendary King Kohli as a youngster and it is remarkable that he has stayed with RCB for 18 years. I also had the honour of picking Chris Gayle the Universe Boss, and Mr 360 AB DeVillers who remain an indelible part of RCB history. Finally, the IPL trophy arrives in Bengaluru. Congratulations and thanks again to all who made my dream come true. RCB fans are the very best and they deserve the IPL trophy. Ee Sala Cup Bengaluru baruthe!'
When I founded RCB it was my dream that the IPL trophy should come to Bengaluru. I had the privilege of picking the legendary King Kohli as a youngster and it is remarkable that he has stayed with RCB for 18 years. I also had the honour of picking Chris Gayle the Universe Boss…
— Vijay Mallya (@TheVijayMallya) June 3, 2025 Vijay Mallya's Kingfisher Villa in Goa was seized
But Vijay Mallya's tale is not only one of commercial triumph; it also includes scandals, court cases, and, in the end, his downfall. When Vijay Mallya's Kingfisher Airlines failed, he was charged with not paying back the loans he had taken from multiple banks. Mallya left India and travelled to the UK in 2016 after steps were taken to recoup the loan of roughly Rs 900 crore that had been taken out from many banks, including IDBI Bank. Numerous his assets, including the well-known Kingfisher Villa in Goa, were seized by a syndicate of banks headed by the State Bank of India. Kingfisher Villa turned into King's Mansion
In addition to being an opulent home, this villa served as a representation of party culture and affluent living. This house, which is spanned in 12350 square feet, was sold at auction in 2017, closing another chapter in Mallya's history, but this time, Bollywood gave the home a new way of life. Actor and businessman Sachin Joshi, along with his actress wife Urvashi Sharma, paid Rs 73.01 crore for this property, which they called the King's Mansion. His beer brand, Kings Beer, which is a part of Sachin's business empire, served as the inspiration for this moniker. Viking Ventures is owned by Sachin Joshi, while JMJ Group of Industries, which has a long history of operation in industries like real estate and liquor, is led by his father, Jagdish Joshi. About Sachin Joshi and Urvashi Sharma
In 2011, Sachin Joshi debuted in Bollywood with the movie 'Aazaan.' Following this, he contributed to movies like 'Mumbai Mirror' and 'Jackpot,' as well as making an impression on Telugu cinema. 'Nee Jathaga Nenundali', the Telugu version of the popular movie 'Aashiqui 2', also featured him. He works in a variety of commercial domains in addition to acting. Urvashi Sharma, his wife, is also a well-known actress, having acted in movies such as 'Naqab,' 'Aakrosh,' 'Khatta Meetha,' and 'Chakradhar.' She also made it to the finals of the first season of 'Khatron Ke Khiladi,' and she is currently occupied with her family outside of the business. Both celebrities have lavish, opulent lives.
