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Shah Rukh Khan’s abode ‘Mannat’ gets decked up in diamond-studded nameplate; pictures of the makeover go viral

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Updated At : 06:05 PM Nov 21, 2022 IST

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Mumbai, November 21

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Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan’s bungalow ‘Mannat’ recently got its new diamond-studded nameplate and a new entrance door which led to fans clicking pictures outside the actor’s house.

Khan’s fan clubs shared pictures of the new swanky nameplate on social media which soon went viral.

Take a look at some of the posts:

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In the pictures, two diamond nameplates can be seen with Mannat written on the left side and Landsend written on the right.

Previously, it was a blackboard with Mannat Landsend embossed on it.

The actor’s bungalow is indeed one of the most famous places in Mumbai.

On the work front, Shah Rukh Khan will next be seen in director Siddharth Anand’s action thriller ‘Pathaan’ alongside Deepika Padukone and John Abraham.

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