Abhay’s maiden production One By Two was made at a budget of Rs 8 crores.
Mumbai:
Bollywood actor Abhay Deol has had to mortgage his Juhu flat to take care of his financial worries. A public notice in this regard has been published.
The apartment is located in Pandurang Co-operative Housing Society in Pandurang Wadi, Juhu. While no specific details of the loan amount are available, the evaluation of the flat won't be more than Rs 2-3 crore.
Sources said his monetary woes are a result of his maiden production One By Two doing terribly at the box office. Besides this, the film couldn't earn money off its music, because the producers had a tussle with the record label over contract issues.
The expenditure on the film was Rs 8 crores. Abhay Deol produced it with five other people.
Confirming the matter, the actor said, "I have availed a loan for which I had to give papers for this property as surety." A source close to Abhay added, "He is currently residing in another house of his in Santacruz. He is redoing his Goa property."
If he fails to repay the loan, the bank would declare his property as a Non-Performing Asset, seize it, and later auction it off.
According to sources in the real estate industry, the flat is a 2BHK and its market rate is Rs 3-4 crores. The price in the neighbourhood is higher for apartments that face the sea.
The apartment is located in Pandurang Co-operative Housing Society in Pandurang Wadi, Juhu. While no specific details of the loan amount are available, the evaluation of the flat won't be more than Rs 2-3 crore.
Sources said his monetary woes are a result of his maiden production One By Two doing terribly at the box office. Besides this, the film couldn't earn money off its music, because the producers had a tussle with the record label over contract issues.
The expenditure on the film was Rs 8 crores. Abhay Deol produced it with five other people.
Confirming the matter, the actor said, "I have availed a loan for which I had to give papers for this property as surety." A source close to Abhay added, "He is currently residing in another house of his in Santacruz. He is redoing his Goa property."
If he fails to repay the loan, the bank would declare his property as a Non-Performing Asset, seize it, and later auction it off.
According to sources in the real estate industry, the flat is a 2BHK and its market rate is Rs 3-4 crores. The price in the neighbourhood is higher for apartments that face the sea.
