Bollywood actor Vidya Balan recently opened up about her journey of finding her dream home, speaking to an audience of over 1,100 real estate developers at the 22nd Credai-NATCON event held in Sydney. Vidya revealed that after looking at 25 houses, she and her family couldn’t decide on a purchase and eventually opted to rent. Reflecting on the experience, she said that buying a home is all about a ‘kismat connection.’
Vidya Balan believes buying a home is all about ‘Kismat Connection’
The role of destiny in home buying
Vidya emphasized that purchasing a home is not just a financial decision but also a matter of destiny. “You walk into a house, and you know it’s yours,” she shared, highlighting the emotional connection she felt when she finally found her dream home.
The Bandra-Juhu dream
Fifteen years ago, Vidya went house-hunting with her mother, with a specific aim of finding a home in Bandra or Juhu, as it was closer to work. She recalled how exhausting it was to travel from Chembur to her workplace daily, which made her seek a home that would cut down her commute time. However, the perfect house they found was far beyond their budget.
A mother’s determination
Vidya’s mother played a pivotal role in securing the house. After learning from the property dealer that only one flat was available, her mother encouraged her to “work towards paying the EMI.” Vidya eventually bought the house, attributing the successful purchase to a ‘kismat connection.’
A home that feels right
For Vidya, the connection she felt when walking into the house was undeniable. “It felt like my home,” she told the audience, cementing her belief that buying a house is not just about location or finances but also about destiny guiding you to the right place.
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