Was late Rajesh Khanna's Mumbai house Aashirwad haunted? Read this report

It was reportedly said that the house began haunting Rajesh Khanna, who avoided his own home and stayed in his Linking Road office and slept there.

In 2014, the late Rajesh Khanna's bungalow he named Aashirwad, located at Carter Road, was reportedly sold for Rs 95 crore. The bungalow has been bought by Shashi Shetty, the founder and executive chairman of Mumbai-headquartered Allcargo Logistics.

Aashirwad is the iconic residence that belonged to the late actor when he was alive. In the 60s, the residents and the locals around Carter Road called bungalow a 'bhoot bhangla' or haunted house.
 

Bollywood actor, late Rajendra Kumar brought that house for just Rs 60,000. Friend actor Manoj Kumar advised Rajendra not to pay heed to the haunted house's rumours and perform puja and move in.

Rajesh Khanna brought this house from another actor named Rajendra Kumar, who kept the house name Dimple. When Rajendra moving into this house, his career reached a massive high. 

Rajendra saw back-to-back hits, earning him the title, 'Jubilee Kumar'. Later, as he grew more prosperous, he bought a Pali Hill residence named Dimple.

Rajesh Khanna, a newcomer, wanted to buy Rajendra's house, hoping the luck rubbed off on him. The actor bought it for Rs 3.5 lakhs.

Rajesh soon became India's first superstar in the coming years. Ultimately, the luck wore off, and Khanna faced a huge downfall in his career, but his wife, Dimple Kapadia and his daughters walked out of the house. 

It was allegedly said that the house began haunting Rajesh who avoided his own house and stayed in his Linking Road office, sleeping there.

It was in the place where the actor fell sick and never recovered. In 2016, Rajesh's bungalow was demolished by its new owner, Shashi Shetty.