‘Family Man’ Manoj Bajpayee buys 4.45 acres of land at this location near Pune for nearly Rs 1.4 crore

Bollywood actor Manoj Bajpayee has added a sizeable piece of land to his property portfolio, purchasing 4.45 acres of agricultural land in Maharashtra for Rs 1.37 crore. The property is located in an area near Pune that has increasingly attracted buyers looking for second homes, agricultural plots and weekend retreats.

Property registration documents accessed by CRE Matrix show that the Family Man actor purchased 1.80 hectares of agricultural land for Rs 1,37,31,000. The transaction was registered on August 25, 2026.

Bajpayee paid Rs 6.86 lakh in stamp duty and another Rs 30,000 as the registration fee, according to the documents.

Where did Manoj Bajpayee buy the land?

The land is located in Tailbail village in Mulshi taluka of Pune district, close to the popular hill destination of Lonavala.

The area is known for its green surroundings, relatively low-density development and proximity to the Mulshi Dam. It has also become a preferred choice for people from Mumbai and Pune looking for larger plots, farm properties and weekend homes.

Bajpayee purchased the property from Vimalchand Khimraj Jain. The actor and the seller could not be reached for comment at the time of publication.

Manoj Bajpayee’s growing real estate portfolio

The latest purchase is not Bajpayee's first major investment in property. The actor had previously made a substantial investment in Mumbai's commercial real estate market.

In 2023, Bajpayee reportedly purchased four office units in Oshiwara for a combined Rs 32 crore. Property records show that the transactions were registered on October 4, 2023.

The four commercial units are located in Signature Building, off Veera Desai Road in Oshiwara. Bajpayee paid around Rs 1.86 crore in stamp duty for the properties.

His Mumbai investment came amid growing interest among Bollywood celebrities in commercial real estate, with several prominent names also investing in office and other commercial properties.

Why buyers are looking at Mulshi

Mulshi has developed a strong appeal among people seeking properties away from the crowded urban centres of Mumbai and Pune.

The region's natural surroundings and proximity to Lonavala and Mulshi Dam have made it particularly attractive for second homes and leisure properties. At the same time, its connectivity with Pune and Mumbai allows buyers to remain within reach of the two major cities.

The broader Mulshi-Lonavala belt has seen growing interest from both investors and end-users as demand for lifestyle-oriented properties and weekend homes has increased.

For Bajpayee, the latest acquisition means adding a 4.45-acre agricultural property to an existing portfolio that already includes high-value commercial real estate in Mumbai.