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Ajay Devgn's Juhu Bungalow Faces BMC Stop-Work Notice Over Proposed Salon and Spa
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Moneycontrol•25-09-2026, 10:19
Ajay Devgn's Juhu Bungalow Faces BMC Stop-Work Notice Over Proposed Salon and Spa
- •Actor Ajay Devgn's Juhu bungalow received a 'stop-work' notice from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) for ongoing work related to a proposed salon and spa.
- •The notice was issued after a complaint from the Kapol Co-operative Housing Society, citing lack of required permission for commercial use of the premises.
- •BMC officials sought relevant documents, and a stop-work notice was issued when permissions were not produced; the Devgn family has requested four weeks to respond.
- •The dispute centers on whether the 7,802 sq ft bungalow, located in Mumbai’s JVPD Scheme, can be used for commercial purposes and if all necessary approvals are secured.
- •Residents raised concerns about increased customer movement, parking, security, and noise due to the narrow internal roads in the area.
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The BMC issued a stop-work notice because the property was undergoing work for a proposed salon and spa without the necessary commercial use permissions from the K-West ward.
The Kapol Co-operative Housing Society lodged the complaint with the BMC, raising concerns about increased customer traffic, parking, security, and noise on the narrow internal roads.
Ajay Devgn and his mother Veena Devgan leased the bungalow for a five-year period starting with a monthly rent of Rs 16 lakh, which includes a 5% annual escalation and a Rs 48 lakh security deposit.
