Deepika Padukone endorses Lodha’s weekend enclave

Fans of the Bollywood diva Deepika Padukone will soon see her endorsing Mumbai-based real estate developer Lodha’s premium weekend home development property around a riverside Greg Norman golf course. This exclusive enclave is a short drive from both Mumbai and Pune, conspicuously located on the Mumbai-Pune Express Way.

“It didn’t feel like I was working. It was more like enjoying two days of my weekend, experiencing this exclusive enclave… playing golf, relaxing at the spa, sitting by the river and watching a movie,” Deepika said in a statement.

According to the statement released by the company, This project will be a weekend home where residents can go relax, play a game of golf along with other outdoor sports activities, unwind themselves by the riverside promenade, entertain friends and family over the weekends and simply spend some quality time with family.

Deepika Padukone’s new home

The Bangalore beauty deepika Padukone has managed to buy a house in the expensive real estate city of Mumbai, at the age of just twenty six. A determined lady, deepika has fulfilled one of the ambitions of her life.

After the 2 BHK flat in Bandra, she has excitedly purchased and shifted to a classy three bedroom apartment in the thirty three storey Beau Monde Towers, Prabhadevi.

Beau Monde Towers is a highly priced complex with three residential skyscrapers, equipped with two tennis, badminton and squash courts and open exercise decks. Costing around 16 crore, Deepika has bought the flat in joint ownership with her father Prakash Padukone, the erstwhile badminton champion. The apartment measures 2,776 sq ft and is on the twenty sixth floor of the building. Deepika has parking slots for her three cars.

Deepika was very actively involved in doing the interiors of her house and knew exactly what she wanted. The décor is an interesting confluence of western and Indian designs; so while the motifs may be Indian the translation is western in outlook. Rightly put by her interior designer, the house is like ‘Deepika in a sari’, modern yet traditional.