Mumbai’s concrete jungle is getting quieter without Aditya Dhar and Yami Gautam. The couple, fresh from the massive success of Dhurandhar, are reportedly packing up their Khar West apartment and making their Gohar, Mandi property their permanent base. It’s a significant pivot for two people who have always kept their private life tightly wrapped, but the shift feels inevitable given their long-standing affection for the mountains.
This isn’t just a weekend getaway spot. Yami bought the 100-year-old wood-and-stone structure years before she met Aditya, pairing it with a sprawling 25-acre plot. The place runs on an organic rhythm—apples, potatoes, plums, and ginger growing in kitchen gardens that surround the home. It’s the same property where they tied the knot in June 2021, making it the emotional anchor of their marriage long before it became a logistical one.
Their departure from the city’s fast lane aligns with Dhar’s recent low profile. Since the National Film Awards ceremony in Gujarat, where he and Yami were honored for Article 370, the director has largely stayed out of the spotlight. The couple has been fiercely protective of their son, Vedavid, born in May 2024, refusing to show his face even in social media posts from late 2025.
So, what does this mean for fans? It suggests a slower, more deliberate pace for their next projects. If their recent work is any indication, this move away from the industry’s daily grind might be exactly what their storytelling needs to stay sharp and real.