Sonam Kapoor and Anand Ahuja have added Mumbai’s historic Rhythm House to their real estate portfolio. The 3,600 square foot music store, which was established in the 1940s, is located in Kala Ghoda and was previously closed due to financial issues.
Sonam KapoorAnand AhujaRhythm HouseMumbaiReal EstateReal Estate MumbaiOct 23, 2024

Rhythm House is an iconic music store located in Mumbai’s Kala Ghoda district, established in the 1940s. It has a rich history of hosting legendary musicians and was a go-to place for music enthusiasts.
Sonam Kapoor and Anand Ahuja are a celebrity couple. They got married in 2018 and have a son named Vayu. Both are known for their contributions to the entertainment industry, with Sonam being a renowned Bollywood actress.
Sonam Kapoor and Anand Ahuja acquired Rhythm House for Rs 478.4 million (5.7 million dollars) through their Bhaane Group.
Rhythm House was closed in 2018 after its previous owner, Nirav Modi, defaulted on bank loans. Nirav Modi had purchased the store in 2017 from the Curmally family for Rs 32 crore.
The future plans for Rhythm House have not been explicitly announced, but it is likely to undergo some form of redevelopment. Further details are expected to be shared by Sonam and Anand in the coming months.

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