Reports estimate the value of the property at around Rs 5 to Rs 8 crore, which is modest by the standards of the film industry. What stands out is not the price tag but the way it is designed. Every room seems to be made for people to sit together, talk, and spend time as a family, rather than to impress guests. The living room is the heart of the house. It has a hand-carved wooden swing, known as an oonjal, hanging from brass chains. Around it are teakwood sofas in earthy, neutral shades. Natural stone flooring keeps the room cool through Coimbatore’s warm weather, and the wooden furniture gives it a timeless, unhurried feel. This is the space where the family gathers, and it looks built for exactly that.
