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Nov 26, 2020, 19:01 IST

Hardik Pandya’s penthouse is a ‘dream come true’

Talent can bring good luck, and Hardik Pandya is a classic example of the same. Hailing from a lower-middle-class family, Pandya had to eat maggi thrice a day to survive at a point of time. And this revelation came from the man himself in interviews.

Success earned by Pandya

But then cricket happened. Things changed for Hardik Pandya and his family. Now Pandya is a name every brand wants to rope in as ambassador. This didn’t happen overnight. One of the prime all-rounders of current times has earned it over these years.

Hardik Pandya is the all-rounder Virat Kohli and the Indian team management looks up to. No matter for which team he plays for, he gives his 100% on the field in every department. The last edition of Indian Premier League once again proved the same. Pandya’s contribution was immense behind Mumbai India’s triumph in the 13th edition of the league yet again.

Pandya’s penthouse

Pandya posted pictures of his lavish house on social media multiple time. His house easily reflected what kind of success he has got in last few years. Currently, he lives in a 6,000 – sqft penthouse in his hometown in Vadodara, Gujarat. His intention of staying close to his roots clearly speaks for the man he is form within.

The penthouse Pandya family resides in is designed by Anuradha Aggarwal, Creative director at Olives Cre. Aggarwal once spoke to Architectural Digest India talked about the brief she had received from the superstar of Indian cricket. “The brief that we received from Hardik was simple and straight forward. Based on contemporary interiors, he wanted to create every room that reflects the personality of the person living in it”. The house has everything- private theatre, a well-equipped gym, adequate living room space and a picturesque balcony garden area. In the four-bedroom penthouse Hardik Pandya owns a blue themed bedroom. He had asked for a mix of soft neutrals with blue and an earthy palette. Reportedly, he had wanted his room to ‘bleed blue’.