Rishab Shetty, the actor-filmaker behind Kantara: Chapter 1, celebrates double success, at the box office and at home. While his latest film continues to ratify itself in large numbers, the superb RS 12 manor crores Shetty in Kundapura, Udupi, Karnataka, drew public attention.
The luxurious house of the actor is a mixture of tradition and technology, much like the world of Kantara. Built on land belonging to its great-grandchceau, the house presents local crafts and personal touches which reflect the deeply rooted link of Shetty with its culture.
A traditional touch with modern comfort
According to the Times of India, the large gateway to the manor of Rishab Shetty is made from Burmese in Burmese copper, giving the tone to the rest of the house. The door has a temple bell pulled by hand, now the traditional essence of a house in southern India. Inside, visitors are greeted by a 300 kg Tulsa Katta granite and a spacious atrium surrounded by four artistic corners.
These corners display interesting memories, including the Yakshagana headgear, a cricket bat dedicated by Yuvraj Singh, and the rifle propeller used in Kantara. Each detail of the manor has a personal story attached to it, reflecting the passion of Shetty for art, culture and cinema.
Here is what makes Rishab Shetty’s house really unique
One of the most fascinating characteristics of the Maison de Rishab Shetty is the “singing corner”. The reports suggest that if a visitor is held on a specific black stone in the northeast corner for about seven seconds, the air fills with Bhoota Kola songs from Kantara, a unique shetty characteristic proudly shows guests.
The manor also includes a private projection room with tilted Italian leather armchairs and a massive 150 -inch retractable screen, with Dolby Atmos Sound, as indicated by the Times of India. A chandelier made from recovered mangaliens tiles adds a hot light glow. Interestingly, the projector used in the room is nicknamed Seleyaraya, after the forest spirit in Kantara.
The kitchen, with a polished black stone counter with homemade coconut oil, reflects the love of the family for their tradition of Kori Gassi on Sunday. The loft area holds a library of more than 1,200 pounds, ranging from folklore to the novels of Stephen King.
The manor is secure with facial recognition cameras and kept by Yasksha, a retired coastal police dog. Visitors are invited to drop their phones in brass lockers before entering. The WiFi password will change every month, updated with a new Kantara dialogue.
Even the roof tiles are numbered for easy maintenance during monsoons. A dedicated “rain room” allows Rishab to write and modify scripts while listening to real thunder, a creative touch that mixes nature and inspiration.
Currently, Rishab Shetty benefits from the massive success of Kantara: Chapter 1, released on October 2, 2025, on Dussehra.
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