How many rooms are in the Antilla?

Antilia has 27 floors but some ceilings are double height or more. The building’s overall height of 178 metres is equivalent to that of conventional buildings with more than 60 floors. It has over 400,00 sq ft of floor space and has been built to withstand an earthquake of 8.0 magnitude on the Richter scale.

How many servants are in Antilia?

Mukesh Ambani’s Antilia lives in this expensive house. About 600 servants work in the 28 storey house.

How much does antilia cost?

Mukesh Ambani’s House Price Mukesh Ambani’s Antilia is built on an area of 400,000 square feet. The Ambani family residence is estimated to cost around one to two billion USD that is between 6,000 crores to 12,000 crore rupees. This estimate was delivered by Forbes magazine.

How many bodyguards does Ambani have?

This crew includes around 15 to 20 guards who work in two shifts and includes retired personnel from the Indian armed forces and National Security Guard. Mukesh Ambani moves in his bulletproof BMW while his security detail moves in Range Rovers and recently-added Mercedes AMG G63 models.

How many private jets Mukesh Ambani have?

3 private jets
Inside Mukesh Ambani’s 3 private jets: A private office, a bedroom suite and other luxuries. including one that is almost reminiscent of a luxury hotel in the air.

What is the electricity bill of Ambani?

Rs. 7000000
While Antlia’s 79\% usage is for commercial purpose, rest is for residential purpose. So all the media and news channels have portrayed it incorrectly mentioning that Mukesh Ambani’s house electricity bill is Rs. 7000000.

Is antilia east facing?

Ambani – said Antilia appeared to run afoul of one of the key principles of Vaastu: the building’s eastern side does not have enough windows or other openings to let residents receive ample morning light. “From the outside what I see is that the eastern side is blocked while the western side is more open,” he said.

Is antilia visible from Marine Drive?

And it’s not just a land attraction, but can be viewed from the sea too, as travel operator City Link’s Abul Lateef points out: “We take tourists for boating to Gateway of India. Antilla is visible from there and many tourists take photographs from there also. We also point out the building when we pass Peddar Road.”