Hrithik Roshan’s Rs 8.5 lakh rental Juhu bungalow features Arabaian sea views, ocean-inspired interiors, grand piano, quirky red telephone booth, monkey bars and chocolate vending machine

Hrithik Roshan is in the spotlight with his cameo in Rajinikanth’s Jailer 2, bringing the two actors together on screen decades after Bhagwaan Dada. Away from the big screen, Roshan’s reported rented home in Mumbai’s Juhu neighbourhood has its own share of renewd interest too. The sea-facing residence combines views of the Arabian Sea with ocean-inspired interiors, a grand piano, a London-style red telephone booth, monkey bars and a chocolate vending machine.

According to property and lifestyle reports, Roshan pays around Rs 8.5 lakh a month to rent the Juhu home, where he has been reported to live with his sons, Hridaan and Hrehaan. The residence stands out for its mix of comfortable family spaces, personal touches and unusual features rather than a conventional luxury-home look.

Hrithik Roshan’s cameo in Rajinikanth's Jailer 2

Hrithik Roshan’s Jailer 2 cameo reunites him with Rajinikanth around 40 years after they appeared together in Bhagwaan Dada (1986). In that film, Roshan played the foster son of Rajinikanth’s character. Reports had earlier confirmed that Roshan had agreed to a special cameo in the sequel, with his portions scheduled to be filmed in Chennai.


The cameo adds another connection between Roshan’s career and a film built around Rajinikanth’s return as Tiger Muthuvel Pandian. Jailer 2 also features returning cast members and new additions, with the sequel drawing attention for its ensemble and surprise appearances. Roshan’s role is a cameo, a special appearance, rather than a lead role in the film.

Arabian Sea views shape the home’s interiors

Hrithik's Juhu residence’s decor takes inspiration from its coastal setting. Reports and photographs of the home show a palette of blue, white and warm wooden tones, with wooden flooring adding to the relaxed feel. The living room includes a grand piano, while low seating and cushions create a more informal family space.

The Arabian Sea view is a central feature of the residence, with the balcony providing an open area to sit and unwind. A chess table is another reported feature, reflecting the home’s mix of leisure spaces and family activities. The design is not limited to a uniform luxury aesthetic, with personal objects and playful details spread across different rooms.

Red telephone booth and chocolate vending machine add a playful touch

Some of the residence’s most distinctive features are in its den and entertainment area. A London-style red telephone booth, used as a bookshelf, gives the space an unusual visual centrepiece. A chocolate vending machine adds another unexpected element, while monkey bars above the seating area bring a fitness feature into the room.

The den also reportedly has gaming and recreation facilities, including a foosball table and a billiards table. These details make the room different from a formal entertainment space, with its design combining leisure, exercise and family time.

The home has also been described as having a reading nook, bookshelves and framed quotes on its walls. The decor reflects a personal approach to interiors, with objects chosen for their character rather than simply to match a single style.

A family home with personal details

Roshan’s home has been shown in photographs over the years, including glimpses of spaces used by his sons. Reports have described children’s artwork, a world map in a bedroom and playful furniture among its features. The family areas combine the open feel of the sea-facing residence with details intended for everyday use.

The balcony is another feature of the home, with reports describing cushions, a floor mattress and faux grass in the outdoor area. The design makes use of the sea-facing setting while maintaining informal spaces inside. These details help explain why the residence is often discussed for its interiors as much as its location.

Rs 8.5 lakh rent is separate from his reported property purchase

The reported monthly rent of around Rs 8.5 lakh relates to Roshan’s rented Juhu residence. It should not be confused with a separate sea-facing property he reportedly purchased in 2020 for Rs 97.5 crore.

According to property reports, that purchase involved a duplex penthouse and another apartment, with a combined area reported at around 38,000 square feet and a terrace of approximately 6,500 square feet.

The purchased property and the rented residence are separate homes in reports about Roshan’s real estate. His Rs 97.5 crore figure is therefore not a confirmed valuation. Reports describe Roshan's plans to combine the purchased apartments into a larger residence, but the available information does not establish that the rented home has been valued at the same amount.

A distinctive home beyond its price tag

Roshan’s rented Juhu residence comes with customised interiors and features that are unusual even in celebrity homes. The grand piano and ocean-inspired palette sit alongside monkey bars, a telephone-booth-style bookshelf and a chocolate vending machine, giving the home a more personal feel than a standard luxury property.