Inside Mridulakumari Jadeja’s House: The Indian Cricketer Who Lives In A ₹4,500 Cr Mansion

Mridulakumari Jadeja is an Indian cricketer from Gujarat who has recently been declared to have the costliest home compared to all her cricketer counterparts. Despite being the kings and queens of cricket, cricketers like MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli, and Mithali Raj do not have a home as expensive as the 32-year-old cricketer.

Mridulakumari Jadeja belongs to a Rajput royal family with the legacy of royalty running ahead. She lives in a palace with her family. She has played for Saurashtra and the West Zone, as well as 36 women’s Twenty20 matches and 46 limited-over matches.

Mridulakumari Jadeja’s royal abode, called the Ranjit Vilas Palace, is a ₹4,500 cr property with over 200 rooms spread across 225 acres in Rajkot. The palace was built in 1870 by Bawajiraj Mehrmansinhji. Furthermore, the garage is loaded with luxury and vintage cars. Let us take a sneak peek into this royal palace.

Drawing Room

The drawing room has an ancient Indian Gothic interior design with dull blue walls and vintage furniture that boasts royalty. The ceiling and borders on the walls are painted with gold. The walls and corner tables are decorated with photos of previous family members. The ceiling has chandeliers for decor.

Puja Room

A very small glimpse of the puja room can be seen. The walls beside the God’s idols are painted in a graffiti-like manner with blue being the dominant colour. Retro windows can also be seen at the back.

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Lawn And Exteriors

The lawn has a medium-sized fountain for elevating the look and adding royalty, accompanied by green grass and colourful flowers. The exterior walls are painted white. The entrance has a high-rise arch with decorations with plants.

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Terrace

The terrace of this royal mansion is spread over a huge area. There is an old wooden swing, flower pots for outdoor decoration and cemented floors with patterns on them. There are also tall glass and wood doors and windows whose frames are painted white.

Decorations

The decorations used inside the royal palace include photos, paintings of previous kings, and a large centrepiece of a cheetah kept in a gigantic glass case.

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