Renowned Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar has made a significant move in the real estate market by selling two luxurious apartments in Mumbai for a staggering Rs 6 crore. The transaction, which netted him a 90% profit, highlights the actor's savvy investment
Akshay KumarMumbai Real EstateProperty SalesBollywood InvestmentsHighend ApartmentsReal Estate MumbaiMar 25, 2025

The two apartments are located in Bandra and Juhu, two of the most affluent neighborhoods in Mumbai.
Akshay Kumar made a 90% profit from the sale of the two apartments.
The apartments are equipped with modern amenities and offer panoramic views of the city, making them highly desirable in the market.
The properties were sold to a private buyer who is a well-known businessperson with a strong financial background, but wishes to remain anonymous.
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