Cricketer KL Rahul and Suniel Shetty purchase a 7 acre land parcel for ₹9.85 crore near Mumbai

Cricketer KL Rahul and Bollywood actor Suniel Shetty have jointly acquired a seven acre land parcel in Owale at Thane West, near Mumbai, for Rs. 9.85 crore, according to property registration documents accessed by Square Yards.

According to the property registration documents, the transaction involves seven acres of undivided land within a larger parcel spanning 30 acres and 17 guntha.

The documents show that the transaction incurred a stamp duty of Rs. 68.96 lakh and registration charges of Rs. 30,000.

The transaction was registered on March 20, 2025.

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Square Yards said Owale is located in Thane West along Ghodbunder Road, one of the key arterial routes connecting Thane to Mumbai.

Both Suneil Shetty and KL Rahul could not be reached for comment.

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Previous property transactions

In July 2024, KL Rahul and his wife Athiya Suneil Shetty, daughter of Bollywood actor Suniel Shetty, were in the news for purchasing an apartment in the Pali Hill area in Bandra, Mumbai, for ₹20 crore, according to the property registration documents accessed by IndexTap.com

According to the documents, the property, measuring 3,350 sq ft, is located on the second floor of the ground-plus-18-floor Sandhu Palace building in the Pali Hill area of Bandra.

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Property registration documents accessed through Square Yards showed that in October 2024, Sunil Shetty and his son Ahan Shetty purchased a 1,200-sq ft property in Mumbai for ₹8.01 crore through a bank auction.

Square Yards said the property, located in the Khar West area of Mumbai, was acquired by the father and son through a bank auction purchase.