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Step inside Zaheer Khan and Sagarika Ghatge's regal Mumbai home where they live with their adorable son Fatehsinh Khan
In the heart of Mumbai, Zaheer Khan and Sagarika Ghatge have created a sanctuary that feels worlds away from the city’s frantic pace. Take a tour of their home.
While many modern celebrity homes lean toward minimalism, the Mumbai residence of former Indian cricketer Zaheer Khan and actor Sagarika Ghatge tells a much warmer, more personal story. Also read | Step inside Gautam Gambhir's 2-storey Delhi Bungalow with trophy lounge, massive crystal chandeliers, sprawling lawns
Following the birth of their son, Fatehsinh Khan, in 2025, the two curated a sanctuary that serves as a bridge between Sagarika’s royal heritage in Kolhapur and their contemporary life in the city.
The Kolhapur connection
Sagarika has been vocal about her design philosophy, sharing in a January 2026 Instagram post that her Mumbai apartment is a deliberate homage to her childhood home in Kolhapur.
The influence is evident in the choice of teakwood doors, ornate cabinetry, and traditional floral upholstery. Rather than hiring a decorator to finish the space in one go, Sagarika shared that she and Zaheer opted for a 'slow living' approach, integrating pieces collected during their global travels that hold sentimental value.
‘A home comes together slowly’
She wrote in her caption, “Home for me is a reflection of my Kolhapur home — teak doors, floral upholstery, and a warmth that feels familiar. When we started doing up our Mumbai home, I knew I wanted to carry that feeling with me. It’s been a work in progress because for us, a home comes together slowly. We pick things up over time, often from our travels, and bring them in when they feel right for the space we’re living in. It’s always been about memories and pieces that speak to you.”
The living spaces: bold hues and mixed patterns
The heart of the home is a vibrant blend of textures and colours that feels both grand and lived-in. A standout feature is the plush, deep-green velvet sofa — a bold choice Sagarika recently introduced to refresh the space.
In the living spaces, Sagarika’s love for mixing patterns is on full display with accent chairs atop intricate Persian rugs, while printed cushions break the formality of the solid-coloured seating.
During festivals like Diwali, the home transforms into a regal palace. Deep burgundy walls in the foyer, accented by checkered black-and-white marble flooring, provide a dramatic backdrop for traditional floral garlands. The furniture also features hand-painted motifs, reinforcing the royal aesthetic.
Cute floor-to-ceiling 'memory wall'
One of the most striking rooms features deep teal-blue walls adorned with a floor-to-ceiling 'memory wall' of framed photographs, capturing the couple’s milestones. This room is divided by elegant glass-paned teak doors, creating a sophisticated transition between social and private spaces.
Sanctuary for the whole family
Despite the high-end finishes, the home is clearly designed for comfort — from the crystal chandeliers and silver vases filled with fresh blooms to the baby stroller parked casually — a testament to the fact that true luxury lies in the balance of heritage, family, and comfort.
With a toddler and two dogs in the house, functionality has become a priority — Sagarika shared on Instagram that with two pet dogs who have 'claimed' the sofas, the fabric for one of the sofas was chosen for durability as much as style. The bedroom moves toward a softer palette, featuring a four-poster teak bed with sheer drapes, floral-patterned headboards, and whimsical bird-themed artwork, creating a serene environment for the couple and baby Fatehsinh.
