Ajay Devgn's Drishyam co-star Shriya Saran lives with Andrei Koscheev in a Mumbai home with Buddha statue in entrance, peacock feather walls, red patterned boundary wall and tribal art

Shriya Saran and her husband Andrei Koscheev gave fans a tour of their Mumbai home on filmmaker Farah Khan's YouTube channel. The fourth floor apartment blends Indian traditions with modern comfort, featuring a dedicated temple corner, spiritual p...

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Ajay Devgn's Drishyam co-star Shriya Saran lives with Andrei Koscheev in a Mumbai home with Buddha statue in entrance, peacock feather walls, red patterned boundary wall and tribal art

Shriya Saran, known for her role in Drishyam alongside Ajay Devgn, recently gave fans a rare look inside her Mumbai home. The tour was filmed for filmmaker Farah Khan's YouTube channel and uploaded in December 2025, with Shriya and her husband Andrei Koscheev walking viewers through the space.

The apartment sits on the fourth floor of a building owned by Farah Khan herself. In the video, Farah described the home as having a strong Indian and Hindustani feel, shaped by décor inspired by ancient Indian traditions and gods. She pointed out that the couple has built what feels like a whole temple inside the house.

A striking entrance


The home's theme is visible right from the front door. The entrance has idols of gods and goddesses, a vintage lamp and a Buddha statue. A red patterned boundary wall adds a rustic touch to the space, setting the tone for what follows inside.

A foyer full of detail

Past the entrance, the foyer opens up into a carefully decorated space. The walls are painted in pastel tones and feature peacock feathers inspired by Lord Krishna. A glass door nearby is painted with an image of Krishna and Radha. The foyer also has marble statues of Saraswati and Ganesha, along with a separate Ganesha idol, spiritual paintings, tribal art, brass lamps and sofas mounted directly on the wall.
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Living room built around comfort and culture

The foyer leads into the living room, which is split into two parts, a dining area and an entertainment space. Spiritual paintings of Indian gods and goddesses cover large sections of the walls here as well.

The room is furnished with beige couches, vintage armchairs and a crystal chandelier. A dedicated corner has been set aside to display Shriya's film awards. A patterned table and a waterfall style crystal lamp add to the room's decorative touches.

Parts of the living room walls have been painted in bright colours and patterns, breaking up the otherwise minimal palette and adding pops of colour across the space.
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Dining area and kitchen

The dining table and wooden chairs in the home match the beige upholstery of the sofas in the living room, keeping the colour scheme consistent across both areas.
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The kitchen, meanwhile, takes a more functional approach. It is a spacious modular space built with a strategic layout in mind. Smart storage and easy pull drawers help keep the area clutter free, while the design leaves enough room to move around comfortably during daily use.

About Shriya Saran

Shriya Saran is an Indian film actor, model and presenter who has worked extensively in regional cinema. She is known for films such as Drishyam and Drishyam 2 alongside Ajay Devgn, as well as Awarapan and Sivaji The Boss.

She will next be seen in director R Chandru's upcoming action film Kabzaa, which stars Kannada actor Upendra in the lead role.
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