Saif Moved To New Home 4 Years Ago

Saif
and
Kareena
moved
to
Satguru
Sharan
after
Jeh
was
born.

Saif
Ali
Khan
moved
into
his
apartment
Satguru
Sharan,
where
the
intruder
attacked
him
early
on
January
16,
four
years
ago.

Prior
to
that
he
lived
in
an
adjacent
building,
Fortune
Heights,
in
Bandra
West.

When
he
lived
in
Fortune
Heights
Saif
got
married
to
Kareena
Kapoor
and
the
couple
posted
photographs
as
newly
weds
for
the
first
time
from
there.

Taimur,
the
couple’s
son,
was
born
at
Fortune
Heights
on
December
20,
2016.

After
their
second
son
Jehangir
was
born
in
February
2021,
Saif
and
family
moved
to
Satguru
Sharan.

Constructed
by
Satguru
Constructions,
whose
properties
dot
Bandra
West
that
is
home
to
many
Bollywood
celebrities,
Saif
bought
two
floors
in
the
building
during
Covid
times
reportedly
for
Rs
20
crore
(Rs
200
million);
estimates
put
their
current
market
value
at
Rs
55
crore
(Rs
550
million).

Saif
leased
out
his
property
in
Fortune
Heights
which
fetches
him
around
Rs
350,000
as
monthly
rent
on
a
deposit
of
Rs
15
lakh
(Rs
1.5
million).

Located
close
to
St
Theresa’s
High
School,
both
buildings
are
in
a
quiet
residential
neighbourhood,
with
the
only
hustle
and
bustle
coming
from
the
clutch
of
eateries
at
both
ends
of
the
road.
The
tony
Hakkasan
restaurant
is
located
about
100
metres
away.

Kareena
regularly
posts
pictures
of
their
home
on
social
media.
Judging
from
the
pix,
the
aristocratic
Saif
clearly
seems
to
enjoy
the
library
in
his
house
the
most.
He
has
also
been
spotted
browsing
through
the
books
at
the
Title
Waves
bookstore
nearby.

Kareena
has
also
posted
pictures
of
Saif’s
cherished
dog
Elvis;
the
actor
can
often
be
spotted
taking
the
pet
out
for
a
walk.

The
neighbours
too
know
him
for
his
love
for
dogs
and
he
greets
almost
everyone
while
out
on
a
walk
in
the
bylanes
of
Bandra.

“I
often
met
Saif
with
my
dog
Lisa
who
was
a
friend
of
his
dog
Elvis,”
says
a
neighbour
from
Fortune
Heights.

“Saif
has
no
airs
and
mixes
around
with
anyone
who
is
walking
their
dogs.
He
is
a
dog
lover
and
a
very
nice
man,”
the
neighbour
says.

“I
wonder
why
someone
would
have
enmity
with
Saif.
I
fail
to
understand.”