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Vedang Raina is fast making a name for himself in Bollywood, but a peek inside his Mumbai home reveals that his sense of style is anything but showy. The actor recently opened the doors of his apartment to filmmaker Farah Khan, her cook Dilip and actress Sharvari for a home tour featured on Farah’s YouTube channel, giving fans a warm and intimate glimpse into the space he lives in.

Vedang Raina reveals he lives in a rented apartment

One of the first things Vedang made clear during the tour was that the apartment does not belong to him. He honestly said, “We lucked out with this place. I’ve taken it on rent,” which made the whole tour feel very real and relatable.

Inside Vedang Raina’s bright and stylish living area

The living area is easily the soul of the apartment. Expansive floor-to-ceiling windows let in plenty of natural light, giving the space an airy and warm feel throughout the day. The interiors strike a lovely balance between style and comfort — soft cream sofas, layered rugs, lined bookshelves and warm lighting come together to create a space that feels genuinely lived-in rather than put together for show. Subtle decorative wall mouldings add a quiet elegance, giving the room a hint of old-world charm without feeling out of place in an otherwise contemporary setting. Wooden accents, indoor plants and thoughtfully picked décor pieces bring a sense of warmth to the layout. All in all, it is a home that feels both stylish and personal, with every corner bearing the quiet stamp of Vedang’s understated taste.

Vedang Raina’s sleek kitchen and cosy dining corner

The kitchen keeps things clean and functional, following a sleek galley-style layout. Streamlined cabinetry, integrated appliances, neutral tones and ample counter space give it a no-fuss yet polished look. Just off the living area sits a cosy dining corner that feels warm and inviting. A solid wooden dining table takes centre stage here, placed atop a traditional patterned rug that adds a nice touch of texture and personality to the space.

Vedang Raina’s vintage Bombay to Goa poster and reading nooks

A vintage poster of the classic film Bombay to Goa caught everyone’s eye during the tour and quickly sparked a conversation among the guests. The apartment also has bookshelves and cosy reading nooks tucked into various corners, offering a glimpse into a quieter, more personal side of Vedang. He revealed that his father is the real bookworm in the family, a detail clearly reflected in the home’s impressive book collection and the thoughtfully put-together reading corners spread across the space.

Vedang Raina’s latest release ‘Main Vaapas Aaunga’

On the work front, Vedang was recently seen in ‘Main Vaapas Aaunga’, where he plays Keenu, a young boy from Sargodha, a city that now falls in present-day Pakistan.