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Mukesh Ambani’s home, “Antilia,” is one of the world’s most expensive and luxurious buildings. With 27 floors and modern amenities, it resembles a dream palace. However, the true beauty of Antilia lies not just in its multi-million dollar price tag or modern luxury, but in the Indian culture, rich art, and deep spirituality embedded within it. Everyone desires to see the inside of this magnificent residence, and recently, Nita Ambani unveiled the most special and sacred part of her home to the world. 

Makeup artist shows Antilia

Recently, makeup artist Smourav Roy shared a video on Instagram showing Nita Ambani visiting the magnificent temple at Antilia and immersed in devotion to Krishna. Dressed in a Krishna-themed sari, Nita Ambani not only looked regal, but also showcased a corner of Antilia that perfectly blends Indian heritage, spirituality, and modern luxury. Every wall, every carving, and painting in the house tells a beautiful story of Indian tradition.

Temple decorated with carved silver doors

The video first shows Antilia’s prayer room, a symbol of grandeur and divinity. Inside, a large, beautifully carved silver doorway houses a beautiful, large image of Lord Krishna, adorned with garlands of fresh flowers. Inside, the temple’s gleaming white marble floors and large chandeliers hanging from the ceiling give the place an ethereal and serene feel.

fine marble carving 

The interiors of this section of Antilia feature exquisitely crafted white marble. The intricate carvings on the walls, pillars, and arches give it the feel of a historic Indian palace. Furthermore, the marble flooring and its gleaming finish add a royal touch to the home.

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Ethereal paintings of Radha-Krishna and lotus

A large wall near the temple features a magnificent lotus-themed painting, centered on a captivating image of Radha and Krishna. The painting, adorned with soft colors and lotus leaves and flowers, instills a spiritual tranquility in the atmosphere. Nita Ambani is seen posing gracefully in front of this artwork.

Classic Furniture and Indian Folk Art

The silver-finished sofas and carved armrests in this corner of Antilia exude classic luxury. The bright orange and pink cushions on the sofas add a beautiful contrast to the interior. Additionally, the walls are adorned with large framed, colorful paintings depicting Lord Krishna, cows, and Indian folk life, reflecting their love for India’s folk art and heritage.