Babulal Varma's wife, Aruna Varma, has made a significant investment in Mumbai's luxury real estate market by purchasing a high-end apartment at the Four Seasons Private Residences in Worli.
Mumbai Real EstateLuxury PropertyFour Seasons Private ResidencesOmkar RealtorsHighnetworth InvestorsReal Estate MumbaiMar 20, 2025
Aruna Varma is the wife of Babulal Varma, the promoter of Omkar Realtors, a prominent real estate development company in Mumbai.
Aruna Varma purchased a luxury apartment in the Four Seasons Private Residences at Worli, Mumbai, for ₹68 crore.
The Four Seasons Private Residences is located in Worli, one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Mumbai, India.
Omkar Realtors is a well-established real estate company known for developing high-quality residential, commercial, and hospitality projects across Mumbai and other major cities in India.
The demand for luxury properties in Mumbai is driven by factors such as economic stability, attractive interest rates, and the desire for quality living spaces, particularly in prime locations like Worli.
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