Born to Amitabh Bachchan and Jaya Bachchan, Abhishek Bachchan started his career with JP Dutta’s Refugee in 2000. The actor, who is best known for movies like Guru, Yuva, and Sarkar, is gearing up for Akshay Kumar-starrer Housefull 5. Amid his separation rumors from his wife, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, if a report is to be believed, Abhishek and his dad, Big B, have purchased properties worth a whopping Rs 24.95 crore in Mumbai. 

According to the report by CNBC TV18, Abhishek Bachchan has recently bought properties worth Rs 24.95 crore in Mulund West, Mumbai. His dad, Amitabh Bachchan, is a co-investor in these 10 properties.

The report cites registration documents accessed by Square Yards, a real-estate website, and suggests that their properties are located in Oberoi Realty’s premium residential project, Eternia. 

Out of these 10 apartments, eight of them boast carpet areas of 1,049 square feet (sq. ft.) each. The remaining two apartments are spread across 912 square feet. Each transaction has two car parking spaces.

The Bachchans reportedly paid a stamp duty of Rs 1.5 crore for these 10 properties. While Abhishek invested in six apartments for approximately Rs 14.77 crore, his 82-year-old father bought four for nearly Rs 10.18 crore.

The report added that after acquiring 10 apartments, the Bachchan household’s real-estate investments have reached Rs 100 crore this year.

According to the real-estate website mentioned above, the Bachchan family’s real estate portfolio is truly impressive. They have acquired approximately 0.19 million sq. ft. of property in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, with a combined investment of ₹219 crore in the city’s real estate.

This comes amid the separation rumors of Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. Abhishek recently missed a family event with Aishwarya fueling the rumors of their divorce among netizens. However, as per the sources, Abhishek is visiting his ailing maternal grandmother Indira Bhaduri in Bhopal.

Abhishek’s personal life has also seen significant updates. He married Aishwarya in 2007, and the couple is now proud parents to a daughter, Aaradhya Bachchan.

Apart from Housefull 5, Abhishek Bachchan will be seen in Shah Rukh Khan’s much-awaited film, King. The actioner will also star SRK’s daughter, Suhana Khan, and Munjya actor Abhay Verma in crucial roles. 

Arijit Singh is undoubtedly one of the most beloved singers both in India and abroad. In a recent interview, Shaan expressed his admiration for Singh, praising the emotional depth of his songs, which left him feeling captivated. He also noted that Singh’s honesty is evident in his music, allowing listeners to connect with it on a personal level. This connection is a key reason for his immense popularity.

Every Bollywood fan is mesmerized by Arijit’s singing, and the industry often discusses the possible reasons for his massive success. Recently, Shaan sat down for a conversation on The Ranveer Show and shared his opinions about the Channa Mereya singer and his popularity.

The Jab Se Tere Naina singer explained that every singer has a unique way of approaching a song, such as he won’t sing a romantic song like Singh. But, the latter approaches a song with honesty, and it’s easily felt. 

He added that he often wonders how Arijit surrenders to a song when he sings like his popular song Tum Hi Ho from Aditya Roy Kapur and Shraddha Kapoor starrer Aashiqui 2. But that part impresses the audience, who can feel the truth in his singing. 

Shaan cited the example of Arijit’s song Channa Mereya and said, “I thought awaaz phat rahi hai, crack ho raha raha hai, clarity nahi hai notes ka, but that honesty is there and it has come through.” ( I thought his voice was breaking; some notes had a crack and lack of clarity. But his honesty is there, and it comes through.) 

Reflecting on his experience, the Deewangi Deewangi singer recalled that when he began working in the industry, a singer wasn’t allowed to add his interpretation to a song. Instead, music composers like Anu Malik or Nadeem-Shravan used to decide, and singers had to technically sing the song in that direction. 

However, there is no such rule today, and singers add their interpretation to songs, and composers use it, so Shaan feels it’s an advantage to singers today. In this context, he complimented the outrolls in Arijit Singh’s songs and mentioned, “I love some of his outrolls at the end of the song as he goes in a transfixed mode, which is good.”

Shaan debuted as a playback singer in 1999 in the movie Pyaar Mein Kabhi Kabhi, and his song ‘Musu Musu Hasi’ became famous. He has song many popular Bollywood songs like ‘O Humdum Suniyo Re’ from Saathiya, ‘Kuch To Hua Hai’ from Kal Ho Naa Ho, ‘Main Hoon Don’ from Don – The Chase Begins Again, ‘Chaand Sifarish’ from Fanaa and more.