Bollywood actress Preity Zinta has reportedly signed a rental agreement for a luxury apartment located in the prestigious Pali Hill area of Bandra (West), Mumbai. This move is documented in property registration records obtained through CRE Matrix.

The lease is structured as a two-year leave-and-license agreement pertaining to a residential property within the Art Veda building, further enhancing the reputation of the locality as a preferred destination for prominent figures in the film industry.

Details of the Apartment and Lease Terms

The apartment in question covers an area of approximately 1,500 sq ft and includes a dedicated parking space of around 100 sq ft. The property has been leased from the MS Union Land and Building Society Ltd.

As per the lease agreement that became effective on May 27, 2026, Zinta is expected to pay a monthly licence fee of Rs 6 lakh for the initial year. This fee will rise to Rs 6.5 lakhs per month for the duration of the second year. Furthermore, the terms specify that a security deposit of Rs 27 lakhs has been remitted as part of this arrangement.

Despite inquiries, neither Preity Zinta nor the landlord has provided comments regarding the rental transaction. This information has drawn interest, given Zinta’s prominence as a Bollywood star.

Upcoming Film Project

The rental agreement coincides with a significant period in Preity Zinta’s professional career as she prepares for her return to cinema with the film “Batwara 1947.” This production is among the most awaited Hindi films set for release in 2026.

“Directed by the renowned filmmaker Rajkumar Santoshi, “Batwara 1947” boasts an impressive ensemble cast, including notable actors such as Sunny Deol, Shabana Azmi, Karan Deol, Ali Fazal, and Abhimanyu Singh. The film is produced by Aamir Khan Productions and has a scheduled worldwide theatrical release date of August 14, 2026, attracting considerable attention from audiences and industry insiders alike.

In addition to her acting pursuits, Zinta continues to engage with the media landscape. Recently, the Bombay High Court permitted her to initiate a lawsuit against major technology companies, Google and Meta, regarding deepfake issues, showcasing her proactive stance in addressing concerns involving her image.

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