Virat Kohli House: A Sneak Peak into his luxurious apartment
View from Virat Kohli's house
Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli is among the wealthiest cricketers in the world. Thanks to his brand value and the number of endorsements that he does, Kohli has created a name for himself as one of the most iconic sportspersons in the world. His net worth is more than Rs. 600 crores and it’s only set to increase with time.
Kohli lives in a luxurious apartment in Worli which he bought in 2016. He lives along with his wife Anushka Sharma and daughter Vamika on the 35th floor of the Omkar 1973 towers. Kohli also has 80 crores Gurugram Bungalow on his list of lavish apartments followed by the mansions in Mumbai and Worli.
Where does Virat Kohli live?
The cricketer brought himself a luxurious house in Worli in 2016 and that is where he lives. The house of Virat Kohli is on the 35th floor of the Omkar 1973 towers which provides a spectacular view from the window of the apartment. The apartment is still under construction and until then Virat Kohli and his wife Anushka Sharma reside in another apartment which is also situated in Worli.
Where is the house of Virat Kohli?
The 33-year cricketer has also bought a lavish mansion in DLF phase 1 of Gurugram, Haryana. According to the reports of menxp.com, Kohli has spent over 80 crores for the currently purchased monumental building in Gurugram. This building consists of an awe-inspiring drawing room with wooden furniture surrounded by glass walls.
Moreover, it has a well-equipped bar, a furnished and spacious living room covering an area of 500 square yards, and a well-connected corridor. In 2015, Kohli and his family moved to the residence before the cricketer went on to Mumbai to stay with his wife, Anushka Sharma.
The net worth of the wealth owned by Virat Kohli is estimated by Forbes to be nearly 196 crores of rupees (USD$26 million) as of the fiscal year 2019-20. It is to be noted that the major part of his net worth consists of the yield from his own business and endorsements. cm
The ex-Indian skipper receives an overall annual salary of 24 crores which includes a 7 crore salary from the Board of Cricket Control in India (BCCI) as a category A+ grade cricketer and a 17 crore salary from RCB franchise in IPL.
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