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In its first five days of release, Ranbir Kapoor's
biggest hit film, Animal, has made over Rs 350 crore, breaking the record set
by the Rs 11000 crore film Jawan. According to media accounts, the renowned
movie was filmed at Saif Ali Khan's opulent home, the Pataudi Palace. Fans
were quick to notice the vast lawns and hallways of Bollywood's Nawab's Rs800
crore home.
The beautiful Pataudi Palace hallway served as the
filming location for a scene in which Ranbir Kapoor's character, a bloodied
Ranvijay, menacingly walks toward his father's room. Large lawns and gardens
are also included in the film in various family moments that were also filmed
in Saif Ali Khan's ancestral house. In the middle of the gunfire of the movie,
the cast and crew posted several images of Pataudi Palace on social
media.
Owner |
Saif Ali Khan |
Location |
Pataudi, Gurgaon District |
Price |
Approximately Rs 800 crores (Source: Hindustan Times) |
Size |
10 Acres |
Rooms |
150 rooms |
Architects |
Robert Tor Russell assisted by Karl Molt Von
Heinz |
History of Pataudi Palace
Here is some background information before we
explore the Pataudi Palace's interiors. The palace was constructed by Iftikhar
Ali Khan, the last Nawab to rule Pataudi, for his wife, a member of the Bhopal
royal family. It is currently an inherited property of the family. In
1972,Robert Tor Russell from England and Karl Moltz von Heinz from Austria
design edit. The palace was given to their son Mansoor Ali Khan and his wife
Sharmila Tagore upon the death of Iftikhar Ali Khan.
Cost of Pataudi Palace
Full of culture, history, memories, and a regal
legacy, the Pataudi Palace is located across ten acres in the Gurgaon region of
Haryana. The palace, which is a valuable asset on the market, is a hundred
years old and a part of the family's legacy. Pataudi Palace is thought to be
worth approximately 800 crores. Given that Mansoor Ali Khan and his parents are
interred there, the Pataudi Palace holds great sentimental value for the
family.
Expansive grounds, a sizable swimming pool, a
stable, some farmland, and over 150 rooms—seven bedrooms, seven dressing rooms,
seven billiards rooms, and opulent dining halls and drawing rooms—define the
Pataudi Palace, a true royal house.
Saif Ali Khan hired Mumbai-based architect and
interior designer Darshini Shah to renovate and furnish certain areas of the
palace to give it a more homely feel after he was awarded the property back.
Winter 2019 in the Pataudi Palace with Saif,
Kareena, Soha, and Kunal
Lounge AreaAt the Pataudi Palace with Kunal Khemu and Soha Ali Khan
The historic palace's restored interiors preserve
its beauty while giving it a modern feel. The photograph above shows the
gorgeous painting and some antique frames against a bright yellow background.
The elegant English floral print of the couch adds to the space's vintage
appeal. The elegant floor rug, which matches the couch's floral design, should
not be missed because it really elevates the upscale feel of the space.
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Majestic Halls and Additional Spaces in the Palace
To put it mildly, the palace's hallways are
breathtaking. As you can see from the picture above, the walls are lined with
framed pictures from the family's illustrious past, and the floors are
finished in checkered marble, which accounts for more than 80% of the heritage
feel. Magnificent crystal chandeliers and the antique lights adorning the walls
both significantly contribute to establishing the space's theme.
At the Pataudi Palace, Saif Ali Khan is posing with
a taxi dermied tiger.
There are relics from a bygone period displayed on
a blue wall near the entry. The exquisitely carved light fittings have smalls
words on exhibit beneath them, but the beautiful taxi dermied tiger steals the
show.
Bedrooms at Pataudi Palace
The palace's bedrooms are truly suited for a king.
The design and decor include wooden floors, elaborate vintage furniture, a
grand poster bed with a bed skirt, an opulent rug, and aristocratic artwork.
The remaining bedrooms all have magnificent themes and adhere to the same
style.
Interior of the Pataudi Palace billiards room
In Pataudi Palace's there are billiards halls.
Long Persian carpets are positioned around the table to provide players with
stable footing as they play, and the room's flooring, which features black and
white marbles in a checkered pattern, matches the rest of the house. There are
old pictures hanging on the wall, and the room's shelves and chest all have a
nostalgic feel to them. A sizable section of the room has leather chairs for
players to relax on while they wait for their turn.
The Pataudi Palace Exterior
The gardens on the property are in keeping with the
aesthetics of Saif Ali Khan's Pataudi Palace, which is a declaration of class
and tradition. The palace is surrounded by a large garden area; the exterior
has attractive landscaping and is full of vibrant flowers and other
eye-catching exhibit plants. This area also features a sizable swimming pool
with sun-lounging decks and umbrellas. From the pictures below, you can also
see various swings and other kid-friendly play places. The tombstones of the
Pataudi household's forefathers can also be found in the garden, along with a
few fountains.
Some other Pataudi place images