Ronit Roy walked into the fourth floor of Vastu Prestige with more than just an actor’s swagger—he brought a blueprint for a new revenue stream.
The 950‑sq‑ft corner spot, perched above City Mall, will be his office for the next six years, with a total rent of ₹1,39,24,584 and a 5% annual bump that keeps the numbers fresh.
A 36‑month lock‑in protects both owner and tenant, while Roy shoulders property taxes and maintenance. The tenant, Kerawi Care (OPC) Private Limited, will foot the electricity bill and a ₹6.5‑lakh security deposit.
Roy isn’t new to the real‑estate game; he snapped up a 4,258‑sq‑ft apartment at Lodha Versova for ₹18.94 crore last year, securing four parking spaces. The actor’s portfolio now stretches from cinema to concrete, underlining a savvy shift from screen roles to tangible assets.
Beyond property, his Ace Security & Protection agency counts Bollywood heavyweights like Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan and Aamir Khan as clients, and even shielded Saif Ali Khan after an assault.
In the end, Roy’s office lease is less a side hustle and more a statement: the silver screen can pay off in the real world, and he’s ready to strike again.