Mansions of the Rich
The punchline of a popular ad campaign for a paint company says Har ghar kuchh kehta hai [Every home says something].That is what we, too, found when Forbes India asked some of India's richest people to allow us a peek into their homes and, thus, their lives
Curated By: Forbes India Photo Team
Murugappa Mansion
Though most of the Murugappa family has shifted to Chennai, it continues to treasure its ancestral home in Pallathur, Tamil Nadu. The over 80-year-old house is one of the few surviving examples of Chettinad architecture — a blend of colonial style and local craftsmanship — and extensive use of Burma teak and European tiles
Though most of the Murugappa family has shifted to Chennai, it continues to treasure its ancestral home in Pallathur, Tamil Nadu. The over 80-year-old house is one of the few surviving examples of Chettinad architecture — a blend of colonial style and local craftsmanship — and extensive use of Burma teak and European tiles
