Rohit Saraf opened the doors of his home in Mumbai for Farah Khan and unveiled a space through his mother filled with wood-accused, cozy corners and many hearts. Filmmaker Farah Khan recently visited actor Rohit Saraf’s home in Mumbai. (YouTube/Farah Khan) Rohit Saraf, the Netflix heart rate that captivated audiences with maladjustment, recently gave fans a glimpse of his personal space, and it’s just as effortless as he is. The actor opened the doors of his home in Mumbai for filmmaker Farah Khan for her latest YouTube vlog, and the result was a tour of warmth, laughter and some delicious surprises. The luxurious living room Saraf’s house is not just another celebrity house designed by a high-profile stylist. In fact, the credit to his mother, Anita Saraf, who has compiled a space that balances elegance with home. The lounge has polished wood floors, cream walls and a statement from the leather sofa that attracts immediately. A touch of green adds a braided money tree to the balcony, which brings light, nature and a breath of calm into city life. The eating space, meanwhile, is about underrated charm-a classic wooden table, coupled with a large golden framed mirror to visually extend the room. Above is a peculiar pendant chandelier that adds character without taking away the earthly atmosphere of the house. The bedroom and further, perhaps the most striking angle, is Rohit’s bedroom with his wall with a red brick. Along with dark cabinets, it continues with the love affair with wood, while the room gives a slightly robust, modern edge. Farah Khan’s vlog of course, no Farah Khan Vlog is complete without candid chats and family moments. Saraf’s mother even treated her guests at home-cooked Litti Chokha, and won Brownie points from viewers who love a good moment with a good version of a good version. Watch the video here: What’s the following for Rohit Saraf? The actor is not just showing his interiors – he is also ready for a big Bollywood outing. Saraf will play with Varun Dhawan, Janhvi Kapoor and Sanya Malhotra in Shashank Khaitan’s Rom-com ‘Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari’. Supported by Dharma Productions, the film was set up against the background of Delhi and promised all the drama of former lovers who navigate their way to love. It is planned for a Dussehra release on October 2.
Within ‘Wan -Adaptive’ actor Rohit Saraf’s warm and peculiar home in Mumbai, designed by his mother
