Walk through Salman Khan’s ‘serene and massive’ Panvel farmhouse

Mumbai : Salman Khan aka Bhaijaan of Bollywood is one of the most successful actors we have in the film industry today. Having made his debut in the year 1988, he has starred in many films till now in his three decades of career. His massive popularity, whopping net worth and ridiculously expensive assets come as no surprise to us.
Salman Khan’s net worth As reported by various media portals, Salman Khan’s net worth is $ 310 million (1900 crore Indian rupees). The actor has successfully hosted several seasons of Bigg Boss with this he became the highest-paid television host of India. It is also reported that charges Rs. 11 crore per episode after the TRP the reality show started receiving from its season 11.
It has also been reported that Salman charges Rs. 7-8 crore per brand endorsement and ₹50 crores for his films. Most of Salman Khan starrer films manage to cross the ₹100 Crore mark at the box office.
With so much money at hand, Salman Khan obviously has more than enough to purchase other homes besides his current residence i.e. The Galaxy Apartments in Bandra, Mumbai worth Rs 16 crore. One of his holiday homes is a massive farmhouse in Panvel called Arpita Farms, located just an hour away from Maximum City.
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Salman Khan (@beingsalmankhan) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Salman Khan (@beingsalmankhan) Panvel farmhouse also known as ‘Arpita Farms’ For the most part since pandemic lockdown, Salman Khan has been at his pastoral abode in Panvel, spending quality time with his family and close friends. Complete with a lavish pool, a gym, stables, and acres of gorgeous greenery around, the property, named Arpita Farms, after Khan’s sister Arpita Khan Sharma, does seem like the ideal getaway for Khan’s family to get in touch with mother nature.
A long pathway with lush green grounds on either side leads up to the bungalow. In one video posted by Salman Khan, everyone from Iulia Vantur to Sohail Khan is seen picking up a broom and cleaning up the road to the house, in absence of any outside help.