Sunny Deol has been making headlines following the launch of the trailer for his upcoming film ‘Batwara 1947’. Directed by Rajkumar Santoshi, the Partition-era drama also stars Shabana Azmi and Preity G Zinta and is slated to hit theatres on August 14, 2026.The trailer launch turned into an emotional affair when Santoshi recalled veteran actor Dharmendra’s reaction after watching the film. As the filmmaker spoke about the emotional moment, Sunny was visibly moved and seen wiping away tears.While anticipation around ‘Batwara 1947’ continues to grow, the actor’s luxurious real estate holdings have also piqued the curiosity of fans. Following the blockbuster success of ‘Gadar 2’ in 2023, Sunny is believed to own several premium properties across India and overseas. Here’s a look at the residences reportedly linked to the actor and the Deol family.
Malabar Hill mansion, Mumbai
Sunny Deol is reportedly the owner of a lavish mansion in Mumbai’s upscale Malabar Hill locality, one of the city’s most sought-after residential areas. Reports suggest the sprawling property boasts luxury amenities such as a private movie theatre, a fully equipped gym, a large outdoor swimming pool and even a helipad.The mansion is said to comfortably accommodate around 50 guests. Although its exact value has never been made public, homes in Malabar Hill are among the most expensive in the country because of the area’s exclusivity, privacy and prime location in South Mumbai.
Dharmendra House, Juhu
Despite reports of his Malabar Hill residence, Sunny is most closely associated with the Deol family’s iconic home in Juhu, popularly known as Dharmendra House. The residence has housed multiple generations of the Deol family over the years. This Juhu house is estimated at a value between Rs 55-60 crore today. Situated in the heart of Mumbai’s film district, the home reportedly blends contemporary comforts with classic interiors. Soft pastel tones, traditional décor and treasured family memorabilia are believed to lend the house its distinctive warmth and old-world charm, reflecting Dharmendra’s personality and the family’s enduring legacy in Hindi cinema.
Oshiwara apartment
Sunny is also reported to own a 1,000-square-foot apartment in Mumbai’s Oshiwara neighbourhood, which he is believed to have purchased for around Rs 2 crore. Known for its proximity to film studios and production houses, Oshiwara has become a preferred residential hub for actors, television personalities and digital creators. Compared to his larger family homes, this apartment is considered a relatively modest addition to his property portfolio.
Manali retreat
Away from the bustle of Mumbai, Sunny reportedly owns a holiday home in Manali. Nestled amid the mountains, the villa offers a serene escape surrounded by lush greenery and scenic landscapes.The actor has occasionally shared glimpses of his time there on social media, showcasing his love for nature and outdoor living. The property is believed to be a private getaway where the Deol family can unwind away from the spotlight.
Deol family’s Lonavala farmhouse
The Deol family is also said to own an expansive farmhouse spread across nearly 100 acres in Lonavala. Located just a few hours from Mumbai, the property offers both seclusion and easy accessibility.During the COVID-19 lockdown, Dharmendra spent considerable time at the farmhouse, often sharing videos of its greenery, animals and farming activities. The estate is reportedly situated near a waterfall and features vast open spaces. It is also believed to include a heated outdoor swimming pool that was installed for Dharmendra’s aqua therapy. His social media updates frequently captured him gardening, caring for animals and embracing a slower, countryside lifestyle.
Overseas property in the UK
Apart from his Indian residences, Sunny is also believed to own a home in the United Kingdom. The overseas property reportedly serves as a private base for the family during their visits and adds an international address to the actor’s real estate portfolio.As Sunny Deol gears up for the release of ‘Batwara 1947’, his reported collection of homes reflects a lifestyle that blends luxury with privacy, family values and a deep appreciation for nature.
