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Inside Dhoni’s neighbours Nupur Sanon-Stebin Ben’s sea-facing home with ‘views like Dubai’

Inside Dhoni’s neighbours Nupur Sanon-Stebin Ben’s sea-facing home with ‘views like Dubai’

Nupur Sanon, sister of actor Kriti Sanon, and singer Stebin Ben got married in January 2026 in Udaipur. The newlyweds, who had been dating for four years before the ceremony, decided to buy a sea-facing flat in Mumbai, which they now share with cricketer MS Dhoni, actor Neha Dhupia, and singer Guru Randhawa. In an exclusive tour of their Bandra home, Stebin Ben revealed that his wife Nupur Sanon played a significant role in the renovation, contributing 70% of the design and ideas.

The all-white living room boasts a spacious layout with two large shelves displaying awards and a beautiful white piano that complements the color scheme. Stebin Ben first spotted the house two years ago while searching for a rental property, admiring the view from the reclamation to the Worli side. Surprised by the view, Nupur commented that it resembled Dubai.

The balcony provides a stunning sea-facing view, leading to a garden area with greenery and wall creepers. The couple often spends time together on the balcony, enjoying the picturesque view of the city and Worli skyline. Their kitchen features a pastel blue and white aesthetic, showcasing the fusion of Nupur's Punjabi and Stebin's Malayali cultures.

Inside, the couple prepares traditional meals like sambhar uttpam and chole bhature simultaneously. A music studio, adorned with iconic CDs and DVDs, showcases Stebin Ben's passion for music. The building is home to seven residences, with Dhoni residing on the seventh floor, Guru Randhawa on the third, and Neha Dhupia recently moving in.

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