Bigg Boss OTT alumna and influencer Manisha Rani has opened the doors of her newly‑renovated Mumbai home, affectionately called ‘Aangan’. Valued at approximately ₹5 crore, the 2‑BHK property took over a year to transform before she moved in this May.

The entrance features an all‑white door with a brass handle, leading to a small temple housing an idol of Lord Hanuman, placed according to Vaastu recommendations. A rubber plant and a horse figurine are positioned throughout the house as symbols of wealth and good luck.

Inside, the living room follows a soothing palette of white, beige, and gold, with minimal furniture—a brown‑orange sofa, a black coffee table, and a plush white carpet. Automated curtains reveal a balcony where Manisha enjoys evening chai.

Rather than a traditional dining table, she opted for a sleek kitchen counter, keeping the space airy. The fridge is seamlessly embedded into the wall at a cost of ₹2 lakh, making it virtually invisible.

Each corner of the home serves as a backdrop for her social‑media shoots, from a rock‑finished guest room wall to a marble‑tiled master bedroom with an attached vanity. She also curates a dedicated trophy shelf, displaying only the awards she finds visually appealing.

Why This Matters

BozokMedia analysis shows that celebrities are turning their residences into content‑creation hubs, boosting engagement and opening new revenue streams through brand collaborations.

“Interior design has become a pivotal extension of personal branding in the influencer economy,” says interior designer Anjali Singh.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Did Manisha personally select all the décor items?

A: Yes, she oversaw the entire design process, from furniture choices to decorative accents.

Q2: What is the most expensive single item in the house?

A: The wall‑integrated refrigerator, costing around ₹2 lakh, tops the expense list.