Everybody thinks that Bollywood superstar King Khan has been well settled
in Mumbai with Mannat being his permanent residence. The latest news is that
Shah Rukh has re-developed his plot, which was leased to him for 30 years, and
the lease period was over in 1980.
Another shocking information is that Shah Rukh Khan, till now, has paid
only Rs 2,325 a year to state government for his 2,446-sq-metre plot where he
reconstructed his bungalow Mannat (considered to be one of the prime properties
at Bandstand in Bandra) – much less than the monthly rent paid by a regular
Mumbaikar!
But according to the new, revised lease rates, the Baadshah Khan will now
have to pay Rs 19 lakh a year if he chooses to renew his lease for 30 years, a
tabloid reports.
It’s learnt that months after the state government revised rates for
leased plots in the city, several occupants residing in the suburbs have been
receiving notices asking them to start paying the revised annual lease rent,
which is much more than what they have been paying so far. According to a
tabloid report, the list of plots includes those leased by Shah Rukh Khan and
industrialists – Azim Premji (Bandstand) and Ratan Tata (Juhu). What we also
hear is that their new leases will be valid for only 30 years. However, the
people owning the properties can choose not to pay the revised rates and opt
instead for one-time occupancy fee, which would free them of the 30-year
clause.
As far as the Chennai Express star is concerned, if he has to claim
outright ownership, he will have to shell out Rs 8.3 crore. The lease of his
plot had expired in 1980; the previous owner had leased it for 30 years in
1951. We think King Khan will now start paying rent king size, literally!
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