Vikrant Massey, who is known for outshining his co-stars and delivering power-packed performances in a slew of movies and webseries, celebrates his 33rd birthday today on 3rd April, 2020. Since a bash is out of question during the countrywide lockdown, the actor celebrates his birthday with his mother, and fiancée Sheetal Thakur.
Talking to a tabloid, Vikrant says that he is celebrating his special day with family after several years. “I have been spending my birthday on the sets for the past six-seven years. Since 2018, I have mostly been out of the city, as most of my films have been shot outdoors. After two years, I am home for longer than a week,” he shares.
The actor, who lives with his fiancée Sheetal Thakur, adds, “I’ll cook pavbhaji. I have bought all its ingredients, and maybe kheer as well. But probably, my mother and Sheetal will end up doing all the cooking.”
While many celebrities are getting restless at home, Vikrant does not mind the lockdown imposed in the wake of the Coronavirus lockdown. “I am not constantly checking the clock to see how much time I have left. I am reading scripts and books at leisure, writing in my journal and doing the household chores,” he shares. The actor reveals that the lockdown is also giving Sheetal and him time to bond.
Last seen in Deepika Padukone’s critically acclaimed film Chhapaak (2020), Vikrant Massey has an interesting line-up of upcoming films. Some of his forthcoming projects include Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitare, Ginny Weds Sunny and Haseen Dilruba.
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That Pali Hill plot where the old Kapoor house stood is finally ready.
They put out a note themselves, talking about new beginnings and asking for some space.
It is huge: six floors, hanging gardens, the whole works.
Neetu Kapoor moves in with them.
Alia just bagged another Filmfare award for Jigra.
So, the construction fences are finally down. The boxes are being packed. Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor are finally hauling boxes into that Pali Hill place, and choosing Diwali for it is certainly no accident. This is a proper family move, the whole clan under one roof. Calling it a 'new build' feels incomplete, doesn't it? I mean, they tore the old place down, sure, but the land itself? That is all Kapoor history. They have simply put a new house on a very, very old foundation.
Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor move into their newly built Pali Hill home ahead of Diwali Getty Images
So, what is the place actually like?
With an estimated value of £24 million, (Rs 250 crore) it is six floors stacked up on that prized Pali Hill plot. That video leak a few months back really blew up. Alia was furious, and rightly so, someone just filmed the place and posted on social media. We all saw a raw, unauthorized peek because of it. The home seems to have tiered gardens on the terrace, like a modern take on a classic Mumbai bungalow.
The six-floor mansion blends modern luxury with the Kapoor family’s deep-rooted legacyInstagram/filmymeme
Why does this Pali Hill move matter so much?
That land is Kapoor history. Tearing down the original house was a gamble. Neetu ji, Ranbir, Alia, and their daughter Raha, all under one roof now. Four generations in one building. On top of that, it's during Diwali. It is about lighting lamps in a new space that is actually full of old memories. They also sent a note to the media politely asking for privacy around their new Pali Hill home.
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What is happening on the work front?
As if moving house is not chaotic enough, Alia is still riding the high from her Filmfare win for Jigra. Her sixth. She put up a post calling it a project close to her heart, and you can tell she is not just using a press release line. Now the industry chatter is all about their next big one. They are teaming up again for Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Love & War, with Vicky Kaushal in the mix too.
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