Ranbir House In Animal Is Actually Saif Ali Khan Pataudi Palace

Animal headlined by Ranbir Kapoor, Directed by Sandeep Vanga has been smashing every record coming in their way. Those who watched the film either showered praises on Ranbir for his lifetime performance and Sandeep for breaking many cinematic barriers. Butz on the flip side it faces severe criticism calling it misogynistic and male egoistic film. Whatever the discussion is the film has became a huge block buster raking in Rs 800 Crores and cruising ahead towards the coveted Rs 1000 crore club.

Those who watched Animal must have noticed the spatial palace which is the home of Ranvijay (Ranbir Kapoor) for its grandness and aesthetics. In the cinematic world, the grandeur of a location can often elevate the storytelling experience. This was precisely the case with Ranbir Kapoor's latest hit, 'Animal,' where the opulent residence depicted in the film is none other than his brother-in-law, Saif Ali Khan's ancestral abode, the Pataudi Palace.

It has recently been noticed that a lot of scenes in 'Animal' were shot in Pataudi Palace. The sprawling grounds and majestic hallways of the palace have not only housed the nobility but have also served as a backdrop for various film productions.

In 'Animal,' directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga, audiences witness the palace's grand lawns and corridors come alive on screen. One notable scene features Ranbir Kapoor's character, Ranvijay (Ranbir Kapoor), in a moment of intense emotion, traversing the same hallway, shirtless and bloodied, that Saif had once showcased in a photograph.

The Pataudi Palace, valued at an estimated Rs 800 crores, has a history that dates back to the 1930s, constructed by Saif Ali Khan’s grandfather, the Nawab of Pataudi, Iftikhar Ali Khan Pataudi. After the demise of Mansoor Ali Khan, the property was leased to a hotel chain. Saif Ali Khan, in his pursuit to reclaim his heritage, stated in an interview that he had to effectively 'earn back' the palace through his work in films, as opposed to simply inheriting it.