Aamir Khan Will Return To His Old Pali Hill Apartment; Superstar’s Efforts Fail To Convert The Residential Building Into A Bungalow

Aamir Khan, who has been staying at Freeda One at Carter Road from past six years, has decided to move back to his Pali Hill abode, Marina Apartments. As the renovation of his Bandra apartment is completed now, he will soon be relocating

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Aamir Khan Will Return To His Old Pali Hill Apartment; Superstar’s Efforts Fail To Convert The Residential Building Into A Bungalow
Aamir Khan, who has been staying at Freeda One at Carter Road since past six years and had made the top storeys, will now move back to his Pali Hill abode, Marina Apartments. Reportedly, the superstar wanted to move back since long time, now that his lease will be expiring soon, his wife Kiran Rao has reportedly been overseeing the refurbishment and is ensuring that the Bandra pad is designed with the central theme of nature, reports Mid-day.

A source close to the development told Mid-day, “His lease at Freeda One is expiring soon, and he has decided to not renew it. The idea of relocating to Marina Apartments had been on his mind for quite some time. That's why he had ordered that the place be spruced up. With the renovation now complete, his old home is ready to welcome him back.”

Aamir Khan

The Mid-day report suggests, “The property holds such a special place in his life that in 2014, Khan had expressed the desire to redevelop it and build a bungalow in its place. However, his long-cherished plans went awry when some of the members objected to the proposal and did not want to be "bought out". Following this, he set out to renovate his flats. This plan too faced minor hiccups when the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation issued a stop work notice, stating that the renovation — which apparently included building an internal staircase — would affect the building's structure. Fortunately, last August, Khan got a clean chit from the BMC after the structure was audited by IIT Mumbai professors.”


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