Kangana Ranaut 'reimagines' her Mumbai House with interior designer Shabnam Gupta

Kangana Ranaut on Sunday arrived in Mumbai and began 'reimagining' her Mumbai house with interior designer Shabnam Gupta. Kangana last visited city when BMC demolished her Mumbai house but looks like she is beginning reconstruction.

Sharing a beautiful picture of her house entrance painted in blue and white, Shabnam Gupta wrote, "Entrance foyer to a whimsical home which is full of personal collectibles...charm and uninhibited statements." One user commented, "Straight out of a story book," while or said, "Absolutely charming."

In Kangana Ranaut property demolition case, MHRC summons BMC Commissioner Iqbal Chahal

office of Kangana Ranaut’s production house Manikarnika Films in Bandra's Pali Hill area had been demolished by BMC on September 9. This was when actor was on her way to Mumbai, when 24-hour 'stop work' tice on property, on which BMC cited 'illegal alterations', had ended. 

Kangana had n moved Bombay High Court seeking dams to tune of Rs 2 crore. On vember 27,  court came down heavily on demolition and termed it as out of ‘legal malice’ and ‘sinister’ amid actor’s strong statements against Maharashtra government and Mumbai Police, in wake of Sushant Singh Rajput case.

court backed Kangana's claims in petition, that background of case lend credence to fact that demolition was ‘malafide and premidated’ to ‘target’ her for her statements. court observeed that re were materials to indicate malafide action, calling it as ‘case of legal malice.'

court ted that demolition was ‘unauthorized and sinister’ in a bid to prevent petitioner from taking course to legal remedies. It added that act was ‘deliberate’ in ‘disregard’ of rights of a citizen.

court also appointed a valuer to evalute compensation that needed to be paid to Kangana.

Kangana Ranaut had on December 2 filed a caveat in Supreme Court, requesting that order be passed without hearing arguments from her side.  

Kangana Ranaut gets relief in demolition case, Bombay HC calls action 'malafide, sinister'