Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma's Grand Grihpravesh at Rs 320 million Alibaug Mansion, must-see video

New Delhi: Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma have added another luxurious property to their real estate portfolio. Their vacation home in Alibaug has been tastefully decorated, sparking speculation about their upcoming grihpravesh ceremony. A video highlighting the intricately adorned entrance of the residence has made rounds on the internet, showcasing the couple's exquisite taste in home decor.

Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli’s vacation home was beautifully decorated for grihpravesh ceremony:
On January 15, multiple videos from Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli’s Alibaug residence started circulating on the internet. In an earlier video shared by a paparazzo, individuals were seen loading bags filled with puja items onto the ferry to Alibaug. The following shot shows a priest seated on the ferry. “Virushka’s dream house is built in Alibaug and it’s time for pooja, We snapped Pandit Ji Today as he is off to a new home greh Pravesh Pooja, Virat Anushka while in India will be staying here. It’s their dream house. Akaay and Vamika are also joining Pooja (sic),” read the caption. View this post on Instagram

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Later in the day, a video surfaced showcasing the beautifully adorned gates of their bungalow. The gates, decorated with garlands, suggested the presence of a significant ceremony. Reports suggest that Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli plan to make their Alibaug property their primary residence, replacing their Mumbai home in Worli’s Omkar 1973.

Have Virat Kohli-Anushka Sharma shifted to London permanently?
Earlier in the year, Virat Kohli revealed his retirement from T20 cricket after the ICC World Cup 2024. During a media interaction, the former captain shared his intention to step back from the limelight to spend more quality time with his family. Following this, he made a swift departure from India after the World Cup victory, apparently to reunite with Anushka and their children in London.