The Pataudi Palace, Saif Ali Khan's ancestral estate, spans ten acres in Gurugram and was built in the 1930s. It includes Ibrahim Kothi, once home to Tiger Pataudi, with a dome inspired by the Sanchi Stupa. Saif Ali Khan repurchased the leased estate in 2014, returning it to family ownership, and it remains a notable symbol of his royal heritage.
Why it matters
Followers may care because the palace reflects his personal and family heritage.
Key facts
- The Pataudi Palace, Saif Ali Khan's ancestral estate, spans ten acres in Gurugram.
- The palace was built in the 1930s and includes Ibrahim Kothi, once home to Tiger Pataudi.
- Ibrahim Kothi features a dome inspired by the Sanchi Stupa.
- Saif Ali Khan repurchased the leased estate in 2014, returning it to family ownership.
- The estate remains a significant symbol of his royal heritage.
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