Step inside Mammootty, Dulquer Salmaan’s stunning Rs 4 crore Kochi villa by lake

Mammootty, the iconic Malayalam superstar, and his son Dulquer Salmaan, a rising star across Indian cinema, live together in a luxurious Rs 4 crore lakeside mansion in Kochi’s posh Kadavanthra area. The multigenerational family home also includes Sulfath Kutty (Mammootty’s wife), Amaal Sufiya (Dulquer’s wife), and their daughter Maryam Ameerah.

The house isn’t just about money, it’s a reflection of family and creativity. Dulquer’s wife, Amaal Sufiya, an architect and interior designer, designed the house. Her design style blends modern minimalism with warm, earthy tones. Large glass windows, sleek marble flooring, and a neutral color palette make the house feel bright, open, and luxurious.

Built beside a tranquil lake, the mansion is flooded with natural sunlight during the day and lit up beautifully at night. The home is also eco-conscious, with solar panels, indoor plants, and landscaping that compliments Kerala’s natural greenery.

The family’s love for luxury cars is reflected in their impressive garage named “369 Garage”, inspired by their favorite number. The collection includes high-end BMWs, Mercedes-Benz SUVs, and other flashy rides, all flaunting the signature ‘369’ on their license plates.

Both Mammootty and Dulquer have made smart financial moves. While Mammootty earns between Rs 4-10 crore per film, Dulquer commands around Rs 3-8 crore. They also invest in cinema through their production houses, Mammootty Company and Dulquer’s Wayfarer Films.

More than a home, this mansion is a living legacy. It reflects the values, talent, and vision of two generations of cinema royalty. With the perfect balance of glamour and grounding, it’s a dreamy address that fans can’t stop admiring, even if only through Instagram.