Inside Karan Veer Mehra's house: Bigg Boss inspired blackout curtains, view of lush green Mumbai and mirrors on every wall
Karan shared, in the video posted by Pinkvilla, that he has developed a strong fan following since his time in Bigg Boss, so much so that he had to get another space to store the gifts from his fans.
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As Karan Veer Mehra started the tour of his house, he shared that he loves being around mirrors and it appeared that he has more than one mirror on every wall of the house.
Karan Veer Mehra showed a part of his living room with a small round table that's surrounded by two comfortable chairs. The actor shared that he uses this space for date nights, coffee, and sometimes, he even has some work meetings here. The curtain on the back is a special blackout curtain that he installed after his time in the Bigg Boss house, as it allows him to block all the light when he wants.
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Karan Veera Mehra shared that his house is surrounded by special gifts sent by Bigg Boss fans, which includes pillows, cushions, and lot of artwork that they put together. He shared that he had to get another space to store all of the artwork.
Karan shared that a lot of his memories from the two reality shows are stacked in his bar.
Bedroom with 78-inch television screen
Karan Veer Mehra showed a view of his bedroom and shared that he has a 78-inch screen in front of his bed.
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