The Former NRI Renting In The Neighborhood Of Ranbir And Aamir | The Tenant

In this episode, meet the tenant residing in a serene 990 sq ft 2BHK apartment in Pali Hill, Bandra, Mumbai. Discover how this space provides a tranquil escape from the city, despite Mumbai's unchanged essence amidst India's digital advancements. Explore the neighborhood's allure, with celebrities like Ranbir Kapoor nearby, and learn about the challenges posed by ongoing construction. Renting at INR 1,20,000 monthly, buying in this coveted area remains a distant dream due to steep prices. Join us as we delve into the unique dynamics of life in Pali Hill.
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[@yugalkapse4286]

Rich people in Mumbai dont behave like rich. But in Bangalore and Gurgaon they flaunt their wealth all the time on this show.

[@nishantdsouza]

Thats the specialty of Mumbaikars. Even the uber rich travel by train. In bangalore, yesterday I was at a upper scale restaurant, the folks here flaunt so much.

[@herambpatkar]

Mumbai keeps you grounded in the real world...city respects smart spendings and humbleness...I dont know what exactly it is...may be the culture...but here apart from real estate, spending on other lavish things and flaunting is considered as stupidness...low IQ immature behavior 😂

[@satyajitmahapatra9487]

Exactly I was thinking about it few days back. Thought its just me.

[@adj33]

Yes because there's always someone wealthier than you here. Only the new money who are not used to having it like to show the world.

[@---_.]

What do you expect from Northies( jaats, gurjars, yadavs) Jameen bech ke thoda bohot paisa aa gaya to Ambani se jyada bhaukal dikhane ki koshish karte h 😂

[@herambpatkar]

The rent might be high but this actually feels like a HOME rather than just a serviced apartment in those new towers..the liveable carpet area, windows, ventilation, sunlight, surrounding trees, calmness..everything is just right!!

[@Shabnam_Sohail]

M

[@rutujanikam9929]

To enter someone's house with footwears is what annoys me the most. The NRI tenant in the video was so welcoming.

[@booksquotes948]

U r pretty rutuja 😊

[@saldanhajake]

He always does it , lacks basic manners .

[@praveen_me]

People are strange. Chose Mumbai to settle down, but chose Pali Hill because it doesn't feel like Mumbai 😛

[@Reddylion]

👍

[@mrinaldesai1051]

Same thought I had 😂

[@Jaavhj]

Choose to settle down in Bombay " to get the feeling of not in Bombay"😂

[@crane71]

Vishal, this dude's family is D.I.N.K - Double Income No Kids. This actually feels like a good 1000 sq ft carpet area if you count the ledges in each room. Really good episode, Vishal! Thank you for getting us intriguing areas week in week out.

[@skru2476]

I hate this term.

[@baijuthomas3716]

Everything he said was on point .. every neighbourhood should be like that naturally.. it doesnt cost to have trees, keep the area clean etc.. just takes a common sense mindset

[@vijayrangarajanramakrishna318]

Well said!❤...Practically, every neighborhood in India should look like this with good greenery space, less crowding and density, better sidewalks free from squatters and hawkers is what defines a basics for a good quality of life and nothing else....Greenery, Trees isn't a luxury but a basic human right to breath good quality air🙄

[@rockyjohnson1775]

My town in Jharkhand was very greener and cleaner during my childhood 2000-2010 but now there is trash plastics everywhere…no dustbin or waste management system..its frustrating to see people don’t care basically who lived all there life in same place…neither teaching their children to have cleanliness mindset

[@WR-NC-ASPL]

But, trees are a real nuisance for the owners. Cutting down a rotten tree and disposing the wood and leaves will cost 10,000.. My house in the city in village is located in 48 cent land.. All my plots have lots of fruit trees around the borders on all sides.. It is very difficult to clean all the leaves falling down from the trees. People living in nearby multi storied apartments are stealing the fruits from my trees. Not only beggars, even government officers, college professors and people owning cars are stealing my fruit. People are thinking that anything that grows on neighbour's tree is free to eat. Most of my neighbours living in flats are stealing fruits from my trees. Some of my neighbours living in multi storied apartments and who don't have a single tree in his apartment compound have even bought their own fruit plucking poles just to steal my mango, guava, avocado, moringa, jackfruit, breadfruit, rose apple, gooseberry, rambutan etc. Children are always climbing the compound walls to steal fruits. Some people are even stealing jackfruit leaves from my jackfruit trees to feed their goats.

[@adityadange954]

All this in which city?​@@WR-NC-ASPL

[@WR-NC-ASPL]

@@adityadange954 .. kochi, Kerala

[@imeankahn5045]

Perfect size of a 2BHK house in Mumbai. He’s right that film stars, sports personalities and industrialists have made real estate massively expensive in Mumbai( one of the mainy reasons).

[@adj33]

No, wrong. Bollywood people are a small part of the city. The land supply is very low as it's an island unable to expand like other metro cities which can extending it's boundaries, Mumbai due to high economic activity, lack of land supply and high demand has resulted in these price surges. Mumbai is the bluechip of real estate investing.

[@imeankahn5045]

@@adj33 but these people are over paid

[@ilabliss]

​@@adj33clearly you don't understand how Mumbai real estate works

[@adj33]

@@ilabliss yes pls tell me, let me add I own one home prabhadevi and one in seawoods Navi Mumbai. Please tell me about your real estate investments in Mumbai which lead you to that conclusion.

[@ilabliss]

​@@adj33 have you read the data that almost 1.2 lakh flats in Mumbai are vacant, especially South Mumbai/lower Parel? Is it not known to you that bmc is is the most corrupt civics body which ofcourse doesn't gives approval to talk buildings (nor provides support like essential for tall buildings like adequate fire brigade etc) leading to lack of talk buildings and thus create artificial scarcity? Are you not aware that Mumbai operates in a pure capitalistic manner where a lot of black money is diverted in real estate (not necessarily by film stars but by government servants earning black money) leading to willingness of high payment by black money holders for purchase. All of this creates artificial purchase scarcity for flats. Since it's unaffordable to buy house here due to artificial scarcity, people are forced to rent property at high rates. If you don't know any of this despite owning property here, then I feel sorry that you are so dumb. I don't own any property in Mumbai, since I feel it's a saturated loss making real estate market. I rather prefer owning property in cities like Nagpur, Hyderabad, Indore, Jaipur etc where there is good property appreciation, compared to low property appreciation in Mumbai. Only someone dumb or with black money would buy property in this city.

[@VVan595]

Asks not to disturb vaishali as she is working Goes ahead discussing rent and surroundings in the same room 😂

[@anilanchalachoudhury7386]

This episode did a good branding of ICICI bank :)

[@Splash-nr8ot]

I've lived here. It's a very peaceful and clean locality, lots of trees and some stately bungalows that are in danger of being pulled down because of the astronomical real estate prices. One issue of living here is the width of the road. Nargis Dutt Road which stretches across the entire hilltop is too narrow with no footpath for pedestrians who are always in danger of being run over by bratty kids driving their BMWs and Ferraris. The tenant is correct, a lot of very well-kept but older constructions, such as Blooming Heights will be going for redevelopment.

[@user-kr2wj3pi1q]

Nice guy and nice home..

[@SaiLuck365]

The first time tenant wife so calm, no attitude, the guy makes control all.

[@smallbusinessunleashed]

Nice personality of Mr. Shah

[@Sk-tv1rz]

NRI guy is sorted no kids,no car no issues....earning enough to survive by paying a bomb as a rent.....

[@vitthalsrinivasan1871]

Completely agree, "sorted" describes him very well...and gives out calmness & positive energy

[@nishantdsouza]

DINKS for life. Not against couples having kids.

[@Splash-nr8ot]

It's reasonable for the area. Newer constructions are way more pricey.

[@plusultra7258]

I don't think you understand how important to have a family.

[@ET-si7rl]

​@@vitthalsrinivasan1871❤

[@Imspcl65]

I am in San Fran, single in my late 50s, missing India and willing to settle in Mumbai:) any single guy in my age group?❤😊

[@fatik870]

This guy is pretty chill!

[@vijayrangarajanramakrishna318]

Come here to the US state of Tennessee, Full greenery and clean air and 1/5th price of Mumbai...overall a better quality of life

[@herambpatkar]

Real estate 1/5th of Mumbai but..cost of living, entertainment, food, domestic help, health care, dental are 5X of Mumbai...a person who earns above 2lakhs a month is more comfortable here than some one who earns 5-6lakhs in US with the access to affordable domestic helps, public transport, access to family members etc

[@guptasagar694]

Tennessee me job usko kya teri gand se milega aur H1b Visa Sponsorship in Finance is very difficult

[@amolwagle1]

Economic immigrant

[@BuywhizGatlinburg]

What part of Tennessee do you live in?

[@nishantthaccker1173]

So you are comparing rural America with the most premier Indian city ? Don't know if I should laugh at the lack of your brain cells!... Go to rural Maharashtra which will be a similar comparison and you can get a nice Villa + maids/servants (which obviously you won't get in TN)..lol

[@charmaine8512]

It is always good to have no expectations as one then sees the beauty rather than the nitty gritty. The hustle and bustle, yet the transportation and the population are the best

[@nishantdsouza]

Title is so BS per se. This whole craze of celebrities is what leads to their worship and nepotism. Bandra has good green cover, great cafes and pubs and some beautiful open spaces with cute buildings. Stop this celebrity BS, no celeb is going to sit with you at a cafe.

[@smtiscool]

He came back to India to be in India...then he selected Palli hills because it doesn't look like Mumbai...what a Hypocrite

[@supriyanagap]

Nice observation.

[@matsharma]

I hope Gurugram's apartments are comparatively bigger as i am also planning to do ghar vaapsi

[@rohitmalla1820]

Yes, gurgaon is better in terms of price vs area.

[@omkartiv8223]

Yes they are bigger

[@fwefhwe4232]

NCR has terrible air quality. go for tier 2 cities like indore, jaipur, baroda, etc

[@princeofheaven19]

Lot bigger but be prepared for traffic and bad air quality

[@dhuryodhankaurav8487]

26 years in Canada and no change in accent unlike a few of my thought-to-be friends 😀

[@bcp2795]

nice video

[@ghostwhowalks2324]

nicely done humble brag

[@tuigcsrgh]

lol okayyy😂😂😂

[@VR-tw3ek]

Those 2 girls they ain't celebrities and not even good actor's And this is high time people should stop giving importance to actor's ...they change more partners than there clothes man

[@prathameshkulkarni9793]

Many luxury flats in hyderabad command more than 1 lakh. But yeah, this is old 2bhk.

[@anantgavas2310]

Couple is DINK, worked in US Canada for so many years and how can't they afford 10-15 crores house in Mumbai! Just curious:)

[@shubhang722]

They might have 30 cr wealth, investing 20cr just for a house does not make sense.

[@sanjaykartari6835]

This is approx 5cr home bro.

[@elearning5663]

Beauty about Mumbai is that every area has its own greenery. Its the main roads do not l.

[@anandkulkarni1805]

Most of the mumbaikar likes public transport

[@sahilhamdare2413]

king size master bedroom!! Offcourse,Pali hill has a charming wibe.

[@pushkargodbole312]

Such a nice guy! :🙂

[@myworld123321]

Seem like a cool guy!

[@sap111222]

Finally a washroom where the pot is closed

[@wizarddon]

But why

[@diptangshunandi3030]

08:37 Sorry to break this to you sir but India does not have the largest amount of patents.

[@born-victor]

Had the same first thought as he said it. Factually incorrect.

[@tvm73836]

@diptangshunandi3030 why did you correct him? Now he will try to sell it and go back to foreign...

[@Saurabh____]

In recent years it has risen

[@nishanksoni7120]

yeah he is literally saying anything

[@G-ew6sk]

If you miss extended family now...20 years down the line many may not be there 😢 due to aging... Better have children than invest on rent... No disrespect sorry... Just suggestion

[@agytjax]

How come who has lived 25 years in the US/Canada and still hasn't made enough money to buy a flat in Mumbai ? I know that some guys would say renting is cheaper than owning. But, this guy is not beginning his career. He has already been through half his career life and he has also decided to settle down. So, it makes financial sense to own a place

[@papa6902]

I think his American dream didn't work out. 😅😅

[@G-ew6sk]

And what's that dream which he couldn't achieve even after staying 25 years outside India? What is it?

[@sudharamakrishnan5766]

That's the problem.... If an NRI comes back to India, he is considered a failure. This is the reason people try not to return back to their own homeland.

[@prashants4641]

I have experienced that where both the partners don’t enjoy cooking , sooner they meet the doctors.😂 We have our own hospital and this is my experience.

[@UmangJain-xf9vu]

What would be the salary of this Guy that he is able to afford 1.2 lac pm rent

[@herambpatkar]

Their combined inhand income should be upwards of 4L a month...usually people spend 20-35% of their income on rent!

[@roja7426]

In Toronto Canada, the price he is paying is the same rent for a one bedroom in Toronto. However, that rent price in Toronto would not find you in a celebrity area.😂 It will find you a dumpy place in Toronto which most of us have accepted in Toronto, Canada.

[@roja7426]

I never heard of a monsoon described as “sexy.” 😂

[@roja7426]

In Toronto Canada, the price he is paying is the same rent for a one bedroom in Toronto. However, that rent price in Toronto would not find you in a celebrity area.😂 It will find you a dumpy place in Toronto which most of us have accepted in Toronto, Canada.

[@AmitHonawar]

Washing machine in the kitchen 😂😂😂

[@j.r.6517]

​@@hemlatashettyshadowNot surprising. It's common around the world.

[@sssutube1]

Suprised to see so much greenery in Mumbai

[@herambpatkar]

There are many such pockets in mumbai that are incredibly green amd peaceful.. Malabar hill, Fort, Shivaji Park, Dadar parsi colony, hiranandani powai, chembur diamond garden, Pali hill, juhu, versova and some more...the overall polution gets controlled due to sea breeze and a huge national park within the city, mangroves etc...the recent polution news is a temporary phase due to several redevelopment and infra projects...in 5-6 years Mumbai will be one of the most connected cities in the world!

[@prasadcnavale]

high prices will keep idiots away from that area. That is why the place is serene.

[@ritaranee4787]

Compared to the NE these cities are so stinky in some areas like slums due to the garbage and untreated sewage...... Juhi has floating shit

[@SD_003]

14:00- celebrity orrie? Really? Damn these people 😂

[@cbhat5]

It's Toronnoo 🤓

[@Reddylion]

Dude come to central delhi ill rent you my 2 bhk in central delhi for 30k. negotiable 🙂, car parkingwill be an issue, anyway nice.

[@aaithubarla]

@8:44 hightest patents? That seems false.

[@OldSoul2779]

The tenant totally sounded like an andh bhakt. Life is easy for them. Double Income No Kids.

[@Gannu_Maharaj]

Something is off here 😅 am I the only one who feels like they are just paid actors to be part of this vdo? 🤔

[@sanjivkeskar2547]

Not a single time Mr Romit correctly spoke name of the cith it is MUMBAI not BOMBAY. / Atleast person should know the correct name of the city in which he is living in.

[@fredyflinstone9522]

I like bombay better

[@Angle86]

It has been bombay for more than 100 years.. we often say bombay n prefer saying more than mumbai..

[@adityakamra5679]

For us its BOMBAY only

[@harisadu8998]

Get a life. People still say Madras also.

[@vedantgala289]

Yep Bombay is better. I will call it Bombay only you can go cry in a corner. Stupid MNS karyakarta

[@Uneducatedopinion57]

Mumbai is unliveable if u are not upper middle class

[@ilabliss]

Such an average looking flat, so unworthy of such high rent

[@nishantdsouza]

120k is good

[@altmosetz_01]

Cheap for Pali Hill . Maybe the deposit is very high.

[@iliveinsecrecy]

Toronto is not a world-class big city, even their locals agree🤣 NRIs think they're oversmart but they're really silly

[@newdhirajkolge]

Kaneda

[@anilkadam3552]

Why he is wearing cap in home 😂

[@cbhat5]

Maybe hair loss

[@sandipsharma-ql3kv]

[@vinayhegde6571]

Thats the last and least weird thing about the guy

[@fredyflinstone9522]

To cover his baldness

[@vijayrangarajanramakrishna318]

It's an American thing...you won't get it

[@gauravbhave30]

Why they called bombay. It's "Mumbai"

[@Mahalakshmi-Khan]

its Mumbadevi

[@-doctor_ji]

Bombay is cool Mumbai is downmarket

[@princeofheaven19]

South Bombay sounds nicer

[@bhanuprakashyadav5730]

Your age is 43 .

[@samueljose4783]

Remove your shoes bro

[@-doctor_ji]

Allah Hu Akbar 🙏

[@ilabliss]

Another useless and sad property hiped up

[@vinayhegde6571]

What is wrong with the guy. Something just doesnt add up. No sane one would do what he is doing. US and Canada se return aakar such poor standard of living for such high cost of living

[@musicbyarnav]

Mumbai has opportunities that cant be valued in money.The people who cant afford mumbai only are those who cry over the rents, the ones who can keep silent.

[@G-ew6sk]

​@@musicbyarnavOpportunities that can't be valued in money? Can you please elaborate? Are you referring to socialising for example and any other examples as well?

[@musicbyarnav]

@@G-ew6sk I make music and the industry is here. You wont find the amount of studios and academies here. So thus this opportunity cant be valued in money, as it cant be gained anywhere else.

[@fredyflinstone9522]

I misread the rent as 1,20,00,000

[@fredyflinstone9522]

Why are people leaving US ? Isnt life better there ?

[@nishantthaccker1173]

Not really US is getting very expensive, taxes are high and salaries have stagnated a lot in last decade! People only look at 1cr or 2 cr package in US but don't consider the 35% tax plus monthly living expenses in USD and you left with not much!

[@fredyflinstone9522]

@@nishantthaccker1173 that's crazy

[@princeofheaven19]

A lot of Indians return after getting citizenship to be close with aging parents and family etc

[@fredyflinstone9522]

@@princeofheaven19 yes I have heard from my friends as thus being the primary reason