South star Allu Arjun has created quite a buzz, with many wondering whether he is permanently relocating to Mumbai or maintaining his roots in Hyderabad. The actor has strategically chosen to divide his time between the two cities, aligning his personal and professional priorities. Reportedly, Mumbai will serve as her primary work base for the next few years, with her presence increasingly required especially for her upcoming film commitments, which include Atlee’s Raaka and her film with Lokesh Kanagaraj.
Allu Arjun will have to pay rent of Rs 16 lakh?
According to Mid-Day, the Pushpa 2 star has rented a luxurious sea-facing apartment located on Juhu Tara Road. The spacious 5 BHK residence is spread over approximately 6000 sq ft and is part of a premium high-rise building. The home apparently includes a private plunge pool and enough parking space for four vehicles. The property reportedly comes at a monthly rent of Rs 16 lakh under a three-year lease agreement, which reflects Allu Arjun’s long-term planning.
It is reported that for Allu Arjun, a major requirement while looking for a house was that it should be sea facing as this is where his wife Allu Sneha and children Allu Aayan and Allu Arha would spend time during holidays. Over the past year, the pair have been closely involved in shaping the interiors, emphasizing greenery and tranquil surroundings. The space is also being prepared to support their creative process and work preparation.
Allu Arjun’s rental property value
This dual-city arrangement is largely influenced by his upcoming projects, some of which will be shot extensively in Mumbai. By setting up a base in the city, they aim to streamline their schedule and reduce frequent travel. The Juhu penthouse property, which is estimated to be worth around Rs 25 crore, represents both convenience and a lifestyle upgrade. This move by Allu Arjun reflects a conscious decision to adapt to the evolving career demands while maintaining strong ties with Hyderabad.
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