Mohanlal’s connection with cinema obviously does not end when he leaves a film set.
His Kochi residence has been associated with a home-theatre space, giving the actor a private setting to watch films and spend time with family and guests.
For most film fans, a home theatre is a luxury. For an actor whose life has revolved around cinema for decades, it feels almost like a natural part of the house.
There are also film-related memorabilia and objects connected with his long career, adding a touch of nostalgia to the interiors.
After all, Mohanlal’s career stretches across generations. From Rajavinte Makan and Kireedam to his more recent films, there is plenty of history that could find a place inside a home like this.
The 9,000-Square-Foot Kundannoor Duplex Has A Special Movie Connection
Mohanlal’s association with luxurious homes in Kochi is not limited to his Thevara residence.
He and his wife Suchitra are also associated with a lavish duplex apartment in Kundannoor. The residence was reportedly created by combining two floors and is spread across approximately 9,000 square feet.
The apartment features contemporary interiors along with multiple living areas, bedrooms, a pooja room and a modern kitchen.
But for Mohanlal fans, one detail is particularly interesting.
A vintage Lambretta scooter associated with his film Ittymaani: Made in China is said to be part of the residence.
The scooter’s number plate, 2255, has an even more personal connection to the actor’s filmography. The number is associated with a memorable dialogue from Rajavinte Makan.
It is a small detail, but one that says a lot about the way cinema and personal memories can find their way into Mohanlal’s private spaces.