Parts of the Juhu bungalow associated with Bollywood actors Ajay Devgn and Kajol have been demolished by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) over alleged unauthorised construction. The action followed a stop-work notice issued by the civic body in September 2026.
The property, located in Mumbai’s Kapole Co-operative Housing Society, became the focus of a dispute over interior alterations and a proposed commercial salon and spa. The civic authorities said the work was being carried out without the necessary municipal approvals.
Why Did the BMC Take Action?
The BMC issued a notice on September 10, 2026, under Section 354A of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act. It directed the property’s owner or occupant to stop the construction work immediately and submit the required permissions and documents.
According to reports, the work included interior modifications, partition walls, window alterations and other structural changes. The civic body subsequently took demolition action after the work allegedly continued despite the notice.
Dispute Over the Proposed Salon and Spa
The matter also involves concerns raised by the housing society about plans to use the property for commercial purposes. Residents reportedly raised questions about customer movement, parking, security and noise within the residential neighbourhood.
The proposed salon and spa were central to the dispute, with the civic authorities examining whether the required permissions had been obtained for the work and intended use of the premises.
What Is Known About the Actors’ Response?
The matter has attracted attention because of the actors’ association with the property. However, the demolition concerns alleged unauthorised construction, and the allegations should not be treated as a finding of wrongdoing by either actor.
Further details about the dispute and any response from the property owners may clarify the next steps in the matter.
