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If filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri and actor Pallavi Joshi’s house can be described in a few words in Mumbai, it will be spatial luxury and order in chaos. The couple gave a glimpse inside their house during the recent episode of Curly Tales: Sunday Brach with Celebrity.
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Inside Vivek Agnihotri and Pallavi Joshi’s Mumbai Home
In a video shared on YouTube on August 17, Vivek and Pallavi gave a casual interview, where the couple gave a glimpse in their personal life, marital mobility and unique love story. He also talked about his huge house with a grand balcony, which gives a beautiful view of Mumbai and a sea view to die. The balcony field also acts as its intimate party place where they spend a lot of time with friends and family.
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A huge living room for Raja Ravi Varma’s Olograph
During the conversation, Pallavi revealed that she loves the sea and cannot live without it. Shivaji Park had a sea view from his childhood home, and also had a sea view in his first apartment. Therefore, she settled for this house, with the best view of the sea.
His apartment, which he has been living for the last two years, was designed by Pallavi himself. Vivek said that Pallavi “built everything in this house,” and he only visited three times during the year and a half of the year. His contribution to the interior includes art, sculptures and the original Olograph of King Ravi Verma, as well as his library.
A surprising balcony, high ceilings, pictures of Hindu deities, crystal chandeliers, a special sofa that was originally in his old house of discretion, where he wrote to all his scripts, allowing enough natural light at home, to complete the couple’s house, allowing sufficient natural light at home, and a huge living room.
About Vivek Agnihotri
Vivek is ready for the release of his upcoming film The Bengal files. The film presents a story focused on the 1946 great Calcutta murders and Nokhali riots, which depicts violence and subsequent depiction. It is scheduled to release in theaters on 5 September.
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