See the first glimpse of choreographer Remo D’Souza’s bungalow worth crores, a royal palace or a dream home.

Mumbai In the film world, Bollywood’s veteran choreographer and director Remo D’Souza is in the news these days not only for his professional work but also for his private ‘palace’. His house is built on the 18th floor of Windsor Grandi Residence located in Andheri West, Mumbai, which is no less than a royal palace.

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Royal and palatial look: Remo’s wife, Liezel D’Souza has worked hard on the interior designing of this house. Recently, during a home tour, she revealed that she wanted to give the house a complete palatial look, hence everything from the furniture to the decoration items of the house has been custom-made as per her personal preferences.

Main features of the house

Royal Bedroom: The ceiling of his bedroom has been specially given the shape of a dome so that the room can feel like the room of a king or king. Along with this, shades of pink, wallpapers and paintings have been used very brilliantly in the entire house and especially in Liesel’s favorite corners.

Investment worth crores: The price of this luxury apartment situated at the prime location of Mumbai city is estimated at crores of rupees. If this house is seen from the perspective of religious faith, then a statue of Mother Mary has been installed at its entrance and a beautiful Shiva temple has also been installed inside the house, which shows his spiritual inclination. For Remo and Liesel, this house is not just an asset but also a boon to their happiness. Apart from this, this house is also a museum of memories and stories of their 21 years of married life. Remo says that this is the place from where new chapters and dreams of his life begin. He has named his house ‘SABR’ because it reflects the patience and struggle he has endured in his life to reach where he is today.

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Report: Sushil Kumar Sah