The historic Famous Studios in Mumbai, where iconic films like 'Hum Saath Saath Hain' were shot, is set to be demolished to make way for a 69-storey luxury residential tower. The project, expected to be completed before Christmas 2025, will offer stunning views of the Mahalaxmi Race Course and the Arabian Sea.
MumbaiFamous StudiosLuxury TowerReal EstateRedevelopmentReal Estate MumbaiSep 02, 2025
Famous Studios in Mahalaxmi, Mumbai, has been a significant landmark in the Hindi film industry for over eight decades. It has been the shooting location for many iconic films, including 'Hum Saath Saath Hain'.
K Raheja Corp is close to securing the redevelopment project of the Famous Studios site. The deal is expected to be worth ₹659 crore.
The new residential project will include a 69-floor luxury tower with palatial 3-4 BHK apartments from the 9th floor onwards. The lower floors will be used for commercial purposes.
The demolition of Famous Studios is expected to happen before Christmas 2025.
The new residential project will benefit from improved metro connectivity as it is located within 500 metres of the upcoming Science Museum Metro Station.
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