Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda will become husband and wife in one day. Apart from sharing dreams, joys and sorrows, the couple will also share a home and build a future together. Vijay’s luxurious mansion in Hyderabad can become his hideout. So, here’s a look at Rashmika’s future home.
Inside Vijay Deverakonda’s Hyderabad home
A few days ago, Vijay Deverakonda’s luxurious mansion in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad was illuminated ahead of his wedding with Rashmika Mandanna. Reports suggest that the property is worth Rs 15 crore. Vijay has been living in the house since 2019 with his father Deverakonda Govardhan Rao, mother Madhavi, brother Anand and their pet dog Storm. Hence, it is believed that whenever Rashmika Mandanna is in the city, she will also stay in the 5 BHK house after her wedding on February 26, 2026.
The Dear Comrade actor’s home reflects his modern style while staying connected to culture and traditions. Since minimalism is their charm, the house also has wide open spaces, perfect for relaxing and unwinding after a busy day of shooting. Keeping it classic, the home has thoughtfully planned interiors, making it sophisticated and welcoming. Several interior photos shared on Deverakonda’s Instagram show that she is more attracted to neutral tones, which gives the spacious multi-level villa a warm appeal.
Obviously, every room has its own atmosphere. While some have wooden floors and stairs, others have cozy corners where the actor can sleep with his pet dog. Since the family enjoys gathering in the living room, the family room is free of any walls or doors. Even the main entrance is a huge dark brown wooden door. Huge French windows let in fresh air and sunlight. Keeping up with the minimalist aesthetic of the home, the actor’s all-white bedroom has long beige curtains to maintain his privacy.
The mansion’s terrace is perfect for enjoying evening tea with the family or hosting an intimate barbecue night with friends. His house surrounded by greenery in a high-security area of the city is a masterpiece in itself.
