From Mouni Roy to Dilip Joshi, Kapil Sharma and more: Highest-paid TV stars and their net worthAfter Ratan Tata’s death, the bungalow has remained associated with the Tata ecosystem. Recently, reports emerged that Tata Sons had leased the bungalow for a five-year term at a starting monthly rent of ₹17.56 lakh. The agreement reportedly involved Ewart Investments, a Tata Sons subsidiary that owns the property.
Today, Ratan Tata’s Colaba bungalow represents a rare combination of architecture, legacy and emotional history.
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