Inside Toxic star Yash's lavish Bengaluru home: Golf course view, all-white living room and more
Updated On: 31 August, 2026 06:26 PM IST | Onam Gupta
Ramayana and Toxic star Yash resides in Bengaluru with wife Radhika Pandit and their two children. The family lives in a luxurious duplex reportedly valued at Rs 6-7 crore. Check out inside photos of his lavish abode.

Toxic star Yash's house pics, source: Instagram

Yash and Radhika Pandit moved into their new home in 2021 after hosting an intimate grihaparvesha ceremony with close family and loved ones. According to reports by Moneycontrol, the couple's duplex is located in North Bengaluru's posh Prestige Golfshire and is estimate to be worth around Rs 6-7 crore.

The duplex boasts a lavish wooden entrance and a luxurious all-white living room, which are equipped with a giant television, stylish lighting and luxurious marble tabletops.

Designed by interior designer Saniya Sardhariya, the home blends contemporary design with interesting Indian touches throughout.

The all-white interiors are beautifully complemented by a blue sofa, lush green indoor plants and elegant golden accents aross the furniture.

Yash and Radhika's overall aesthetic blends neutral colours with eye-catching details. Rose-gold tones and matte brushed finishes plays a key role into the interiors.

One of the most interesting elements about Yash and Radhika's home is that it does not depict a typical modern-celebrity home aesthetics. The couple wanted a technology-driven lavish home, with a state-of-the art, but their cultural roots were equally essential.

Pictures of the house show neutral palette, with white and light surfaces balanced by artwork, indoor plants and wooden elements.

The Toxic star and his wife, Radhika Pandit, often host religious ceremonies at their home, especially on auspicious days like Varamahalakshmi and Ugadi.

Yash's house has a lavish open balcony, offering an ideal space to enjoy a hot cup of beverage in the evening or on a rainy day.

The house's aesthetic blends neutral tones with eye-catching details. The interiors feature geometric patterns, statement lighting and a mix of veneer finishes.
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