12 lavish rooms, mandir, cricket-themed area & more: What's inside Virender Sehwag's Rs 130 cr mansion in Delhi's Hauz Khas
Rich teakwood panels
Open, sunlit interiors
Soft linen curtains
A calm, peaceful vibe
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Inside Krishna Niwas: Blend of Luxury and Heart
This room captures Sehwag's incredible cricket journey.
The bat from his 319 against South Africa
The jersey from his 200 in Gwalior (India's first double century in ODIs)
Medals, Test caps, golden bats – it's a walk through cricket history
Other Homes: Where the Journey Began
Virender Sehwag: The Entrepreneur, Educator & Eco-Warrior
Sehwag International School – A sports-focused school in Haryana
VS by Sehwag – His own activewear line
Sehwag Cricket Academy – Training future stars
Two Brothers Organic Farms – A green investment supporting clean food and farming
Net Worth, Cars & Endorsements
Commentary gigs
Brand deals (Adidas, Boost, Hero Honda, Samsung)
Social media earnings (reportedly over Rs 30 crore yearly)
Bentley Continental Flying Spur (special edition)
BMW 5 Series
Toyota Fortuner
The Sehwag Foundation: Giving Back with Purpose
Education for underprivileged children
Healthcare access
Grassroots sports in India
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Cricket legend Virender Sehwag owns a stunning home worth over Rs 130 crore in Delhi's upscale Hauz Khas area, as reported by TOI. Known for his fearless batting on the field, Sehwag continues to live life on his own terms off it, balancing luxury, tradition, and entrepreneurship. His journey from the narrow streets of Najafgarh to one of Delhi's most expensive lanes is as inspiring as his innings on the pitch.Sehwag didn't just retire from cricket, he reinvented himself. While others stuck to commentary or coaching, he built a brand: combining real estate, startups, digital content, and philanthropy.His lifestyle today? Bold, spiritual, and always in control.His most prized property is Krishna Niwas, named after Lord Krishna, reflecting Sehwag's spiritual beliefs. The mansion is elegant, not flashy. There are no gold-plated showpieces or over-the-top chandeliers. Instead, it features:Located in Delhi's embassy zone, it's not just a house, it's a statement of who Sehwag is.Each room is fitted with modern comforts but designed with a warm, personal touch.At the centre of the home is a peaceful temple courtyard where Sehwag meditates each morning.Yes, you read that right. Sehwag has a custom lawn for his dogs, complete with a splash pool, shade, and private enclosures.Before Krishna Niwas, there was Sehwag's 12-room home in Najafgarh. It combines smart home tech with traditional design, standing as a tribute to his roots.Built in 2014, this peaceful estate is surrounded by orchards and bamboo, with open verandas and natural textures. Sehwag uses it to host cricket camps and create digital content.Off the pitch, Sehwag wears many hats:As of 2024, Sehwag's net worth is estimated at $40 million, thanks to:Car Collection:Through the Virender Sehwag Foundation, he supports:He also entered the NFT space with cricket-themed digital collectables via Rario.Inputs from TOI
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