Well-known actor Shah Rukh Khan is likely to get ₹ 9 crore back from the state due to an error by the Mumbai suburban collector’s office. This error occurred when they were converting the lease of his beach house, Mannat, into full ownership. Also Read – Sky Force Box Office collection Day 2: Akshay Kumar’s film inches closer to Rs 100 crore, earns over…
In 2001, Shah Rukh Khan purchased a special old house. He made a deal to use it for 99 years through the Bai Khorshed Bhanu Sanjana Trust. Since he couldn’t change the main part of the house because of rules about old buildings, Khan decided to build a tall extra section at the back. His family lives in this new part. Also Read –
Shah Rukh Khan said that the money he is referring to is the extra fee paid to the Collector of the Mumbai Suburban District for the land where their home, Mannat, is built. This large house belongs to him and his wife, Gauri Khan, and is located on Bandstand in Bandra West. Originally, the land was rented from the state government by the previous owner, who later sold it to the Khans after getting the needed permission from the government. The couple is asking to get back the extra money they spent on the land for Mannat. Also Read – SSMB29: How Mahesh Babu and Priyanka Chopra reacted when SS Rajamouli’s latest post confirmed
Mannat is a 2,446 square meter property owned by Gauri and Shah Rukh Khan. Before they had it, the government owned the property and put a fee on it called “unearned income.” This fee was based on the property’s market value and its selling price.
Later, SRK and Gauri decided to take advantage of a law that allowed them to turn their leased property into owned property. Back in March 2019, they paid a quarter of the total amount, which was around Rs 27.50 crore, as required by the law.
The Khans found a mistake that happened because the state government made an “unintentional error” when they calculated the conversion fee. It looks like they accidentally included the value of the bungalow instead of only the land.
