Bharat Thakur Gifts Mumbai Flat to Actress Bhumika Chawla

  • April 5, 2025
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Bhumika Chawla, a beloved actress known for her graceful performances across Hindi, Telugu, and Tamil cinema, has received a heartwarming gesture from her husband, renowned yoga guru Bharat Thakur. According to official property records accessed by RERANation.in, Bharat Thakur has gifted a flat located in Andheri (West), Mumbai to Bhumika, transferring 100% ownership of the apartment without any monetary consideration.

A Brief on the Couple

Born Rachna Chawla on August 21, 1978, in New Delhi, Bhumika began her film career in 2000 with the Telugu film Yuvakudu. She rose to fame with blockbusters like Kushi (2001), Okkadu (2003), and the Hindi hit Tere Naam (2003), where she starred opposite Salman Khan. Her understated performances and charming screen presence won her accolades and a loyal fan base across the country.

She married Bharat Thakur, an internationally acclaimed yoga instructor and founder of Artistic Yoga, in a private ceremony at a Gurdwara in Nashik on October 21, 2007. The couple has one son, born in February 2014.

About the Property

The property in question is a flat located in Raj Kiran CHS Ltd., Raheja Complex, Versova, Andheri West, Mumbai. The apartment:

  • Is located on the 3rd floor
  • Has a total built-up area of 56.69 square meters
  • Lies off Yari Road, in a prime residential locality

Bharat Thakur, aged 52, has voluntarily executed a gift deed, transferring complete ownership of this flat to his wife. As per the registered document, this was done free of cost, purely as a gesture of love and trust. Following registration, Bhumika Chawla Thakur, 46, becomes the sole legal owner of the property.

While Bhumika Chawla has portrayed powerful characters on screen, her real-life story with Bharat Thakur is equally compelling. Their marriage, now over 17 years strong, is built on shared values—spirituality, simplicity, and mutual support. This recent gesture by Bharat underscores their bond, proving that love often speaks loudest through actions, not just words.