Hardik Pandya – a supreme athlete, bats like he's ablaze, bowls sort of a hurricane, and shows equal skill when he's out there fielding. There's no scope for being distracted from the TV when the golden boy is playing. The seam-bowling all-rounder from Vadodara, Hardik is one of the biggest assets of Indian white-ball cricket and the IPL at the moment. He is a 5-time IPL winner, including once as captain of the Gujarat Titans in the 2022 season. Hardik Pandya will be seen captaining Mumbai Indians in the 2024 IPL.
Where does Hardik Pandya live?
Hardik Pandya and his brother Krunal, own a luxurious penthouse in Vadodara. Sprawled over a staggering 6,000 sq feet, the penthouse consists of a gymnasium, home theatre, large living space, and an ultra-stylish balcony.In addition to this, the Pandya brothers rented an 8 BHK apartment in Mumbai at Rustomjee Paramount in Bandra Kher. The property is reportedly prized between 28 to 30 crore.
Hardik Pandya's House Interiors
The four-bedroom penthouse has been planned by the Creative Director of Olives Cre, Anuradha Aggarwal. The brief that they had got from the Pandya brothers was straightforward. The cricketers wanted the designer to plan every room so that it showcases the personality of the person living in it. Hardik Pandya wanted his room to ‘bleed blue,' hence the designers used certain shades of blue. The décor is minimal with a robust palette, soft neutrals, and careful use of texture. The whole space has been devised to create a relaxing and peaceful environment as he has a frenetic schedule. One can't miss the life-sized framed photo on the wall behind his bed, in which one can spot other Indian cricketers too.On the other hand, his brother's room is drenched in orange, yellow, and beige. There's also a couch inside the room and a TV unit opposite the bed. One of the walls is embellished with photos of the two brothers, revealing just how close the siblings are with each other. Pendant lighting and spotlights make the room look shiny yet cozy, and there's abundant storage space as well as a screened wall wardrobe.Their mother has a warm, simplistic space which she shared with her husband, who passed away in January 2021. The room is immersed in warm hues of browns, off-whites, and stripes. The beautiful paintings and bedside flowers keep the room serene.The guests get to enjoy all the modern comforts as the guest bedroom in blue and grey has loads of wardrobe area, a neat palette, and a TV.Possibly the coziest and most pleasant spot in the house is the dining room. The space blends vintage and modern styles with an elaborate chandelier highlighting it. Since the area is snug, a round dining table with brightly-hued chairs adds grace to it. A mix of family photographs and décor encloses the dining space.
How many houses does Hardik Pandya own?
The Pandya brothers purchased their dream home, a spacious 6000-square-foot penthouse in an apartment in Vadodara. They acquired all four flats on the top floor to build the home of their dreams. The décor of the whole house has been kept minimal with modern features and a few portraits. Hardik and Krunal Pandya have also purchased a house in the Versova area of Andheri in Mumbai so that their parents can live there whilst visiting the city to watch them play in the Indian Premier League. It is a fully furnished two-bedroom apartment.Apart from his houses in Vadodara and Mumbai, not much is known about his vacation homes and other properties.
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FAQs on Hardik Pandya
Hardik Pandya owns two houses. One in Vadodara, Gujarat, and another in Mumbai, Maharashtra.
Natasa Stankovic is Hardik Pandya’s wife. She is a Serbian dancer, a model, and a Bollywood actress as well.
As of the 2024 IPL, Hardik Pandya will be captaining the Mumbai Indians team. He was brought by the Mumbai Indians for INR 15 crore.
Hardik Pandya wears jersey no. 33 while representing the Indian cricket team.
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