From DU Kirori Mal College to Kapil Sharma's Comedy Nights to Aamir Khan's old house, Sargun Mehta now pays more than 1 crore/year just in rent
Television power couple
Ravi Dubey and
Sargun Mehta
have recently upgraded to a luxurious residence in the upscale Bandra West area of Mumbai. The duo has taken on lease an entire floor in the elite
Freeda One building
, one of the city's most sought-after and high-end residential addresses.
Interestingly, this prestigious building was once owned by Bollywood icon Aamir Khan, according to a report by
Bollywood Shaadis.
As per a News 18 report, the lease agreement spans a period of five years, and the cost reflects the premium nature of the property. In the first year alone, they are set to pay a staggering monthly rent of Rs 11 lakh. The rent will continue to rise incrementally with each passing year: Rs 11.55 lakh in the second year, Rs 12.12 lakh in the third, Rs 12.73 lakh in the fourth, and Rs 13.37 lakh in the fifth year. In addition to this steep rental outlay, the couple has also handed over a security deposit of Rs 80 lakh, reinforcing the high-profile nature of their move.
Their new residence places them in elite company. Freeda One is also home to notable figures such as Indian cricketer KL Rahul, seasoned actor Jackie Shroff, and prominent businessman Yash Goenka, making it a hotspot for celebrities and influential personalities.
Outside her professional life, Sargun Mehta recently opened up during a conversation with a former student of Kirori Mal College, her alma mater under Delhi University. She fondly recalled her time at DU, sharing memories of living on humble meals like rajma chawal, spending countless hours in the auditorium, and often skipping her lectures. She humorously mentioned having no connection whatsoever with the library. Sargun also spoke about the bond she shared with one of her professors, Keval, highlighting how certain college relationships remain etched in memory.
Academically, Mehta holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Delhi University. She had initially enrolled in an MBA course post-graduation but chose to leave it midway to pursue a career in acting. Her entry into the entertainment world began in 2009 with the television show 12/24 Karol Bagh, a family drama that marked her acting debut.
Over the years, Sargun Mehta has carved a prominent space for herself in both television and Punjabi cinema. Her performances in films like Angrej, Qismat, Kala Shah Kala, and Saunkan Saunkne have cemented her status as a leading actor in the industry. Most recently, she appeared in two Punjabi films—Sidhus Of Southall and Jatt Nuu Chudail Takri, continuing her successful run on screen.
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