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From an expansive view of Mumbai’s skyline to her first paycheck framed on a table, a peek inside Sharvari’s home

Sharvari's home, shared with her family of six (including her beloved dog, Miso), is a blend of comfort and personal flair.

Take an exclusive tour of actress Sharvari Wagh’s Bombay home

Take an exclusive tour of actress Sharvari's Bombay home (Source: Sharvari Wagh/Instagram)

In a rare treat, Sharvari welcomed outsiders into her stunning Bombay home, offering a unique glimpse into her personal space. “This is the first time anyone’s getting access to my house,” she says, leading the tour with warmth and pride.

The actor’s home, shared with her family of six (including her beloved dog, Miso), is a blend of comfort and personal flair. The house features two living rooms — one for TV, the other a more formal sitting area. “Everyone wants to watch their own stuff,” she tells Brut India, explaining the need for separate spaces. Her mother, who has a talent for interiors, played a key role in designing the house.

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One of the highlights of the home is her first paycheck framed on a table. “My dad actually put this up and wrote a sweet note below it,” she says. The Rs 7,500 she earned as an assistant on Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2 holds a special place in her heart and is her most cherished possession.

The house is not just a space for relaxation but also fun and recreation. Sharvari talks about her brother’s love for the PS5, though she admits she often loses and has since lost interest in gaming. “I used to play a lot of Grand Theft Auto on PSP,” she reminisces, showing a glimpse of her playful side.

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When asked about her hobbies, she opens up about her love for badminton and swimming. Sports have always been a part of her life, thanks to her parents, who encouraged her and her siblings to explore different sports every year.

As the tour continues, Sharvari leads to the terrace, her favourite spot in the house. “This wall is my favorite,” she says, pointing to a family-made collage filled with their favourite actors, movies, and dialogues. It’s a space filled with memories and shared love for cinema. Sharvari’s additions to the wall and her personal favourites are: Aishwarya Rai from Jodha Akbar, Kareena Kapoor’s iconic line “Main apni favourite hoon,” and Audrey Hepburn’s timeless quote, “Happy girls are the prettiest.”

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The terrace itself is a peaceful sanctuary for Sharvari, a place where she unwinds with a cup of coffee every evening. “This is my favourite place in the house,” she reveals, gesturing to the cosy setup that overlooks the city. “If I’m at home in the evening, I always have my cup of coffee here. Like, I have to.”

Sharvari’s home is a reflection of her personality—inviting, vibrant, and full of sentimental treasures.

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