Rishab shettyS Kantara: Chapter 1 has shaved in large numbers at the checkout since it was released in theaters on October 2, 2025. In the middle of the huge buzz around the film, the actor’s fantastic house has the Kunndapura, Udupi, Karnataka, come in the limelight.
A mansion worth Rs 12 crore
According to reports, the large mansion is worth RS 12 crore and is located in the Udupi district in Karnataka. The house has been built on land owned by the actor’s grandmother.
The entrance door is designed from brass paved Burma Teak Wood. The home reportedly has a hand -drawn temple clock to call the door. Inside, the house has a 300 kg granite Tulsi cat and an airy atrium surrounded by four charming hooks. This is not only empty display shelves – they have fascinating memorabilia, including Yakshagana – headgear, a cricket bat autographed by Yuvraj SinghAnd even the rifle proportion used in his blockbuster edges.But the real attraction is in a certain corner. If a visitor stands on a specific black stone in the northeast for about seven seconds, the air is suddenly filled with the song by Bhoota Kola sequence from the film – something that Shetty reportedly loves to show.
Private screening room
According to reports, Herrgården also has a cozy private display room with Italian leather leaflets facing a massive 150-inch retractable screen. Adding the charm is a chandelier made from recycled mangalorean tiles, which throw a warm, reddish glow over the room. Of course, the installation Dolby Atmos Sound – the best in the industry includes. Monitoring the experience is the projector, preferably the nickname Seleyraya (after the protective forest spirit in Kantara).
More about the house
The kitchen counter is reportedly made of shiny black stone, polished regularly with homemade coconut oil – perfect for family Sunday Kori Gassi tradition. The loft area has an impressive collection of over 1,200 books, all from folklore to Stephen King thrillers.For safety, the house is equipped with face recognition cameras and is monitored by Yasksha, a retired coastal police dog. Visitors must put their phones in brass cabinets before entering. Interestingly, the WiFi password changes every month – replaced by a new dialogue from Kantara.The attention to details also extends to the roof tiles, which are numbered to detect mono leaks. A dedicated “rain room” allows Rishab to write and edit scripts to the sound of Real Thunder.At the same time, Rishab Shetty is currently the sun in the success of ‘Kantara: Chapter 1’, which continues to draw the audience to theaters.
