After winning the hearts of the audience with her powerful performance in Ranbir Kapoor’s film ‘Animal’, Tripti Dimri has taken a house in Mumbai. Tripti, who became the national crush from a small role in ‘Animal’, is the owner of a beautiful house in the Bandra area of Mumbai. Tripti has bought a house in Bandra, where many Bollywood celebrities live, the price of her house and other information has come out.
According to property registration documents, Tripti has bought a ground-plus-two-storey bungalow on Carter Road for Rs 14 crore. After getting a new home, Tripti will live in the neighborhood of some big Bollywood celebrities.
Tripti’s luxurious bungalow is located near Carter Road. Bollywood stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Rekha live in this area. Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt also live in this area. The total area of their house is 2226 sq ft. The report claims that Tripti paid a stamp duty of Rs 70 lakh and a registration fee of Rs 30 thousand for this house. Tripti’s new home deal was registered on June 3.
Tripti is originally from Garhwal, Uttarakhand. She made her acting debut in films like Sridevi’s ‘Mom’ and Sunny Deol’s ‘Poster Boys’ in 2017. But Sajid Ali’s ‘Laila Majnu’ made her popular. After that, her film ‘Bulbul’ which came in 2020 was a hit. Then she appeared in the lead role in Anvita Dutt’s ‘Kala’, her performance in the film was highly appreciated.
Tripti played the character of Zoia in Ranbir Kapoor’s film ‘Animal’. This film made her a star overnight and she became the national crush. Her social media followers grew massively. After that she got many big films. She will soon be seen sharing the screen with Rajkummar Rao. She is currently shooting for ‘Bhool Bhulaiya 3’ with Kartik Aaryan and Vidya Balan. Apart from this, she has films like ‘Bad News’ with Karan Johar’s Vicky Kaushal and Amy Virk and ‘Dhadak 2’ with Siddhant Chaturvedi.
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