DLF Camellias: Meet Billionaires Living In Gurugram's Luxurious Area Ft. Deep Kalra, Peyush Bansal

The Camellias is one of India's most coveted and ultra-luxurious addresses, where some of the country's wealthiest individuals reside. The Camellias is the most aspiring project in DLF's portfolio, and it sought inspiration from legendary residences like The Magnolias and The Aralias. The Camellias offers unparalleled services, high-end amenities, and surreal views of Gurugram's beauty.

Inside DLF's ultra-luxurious address, The Camellias in Gurugram is known as India's most exclusive address in the country

Whether we talk about its breathtaking architecture or the way they've designed the landscapes, DLF's The Camellias has delivered a living experience that is second to none in the country. Numerous people deserve credit for constructing and establishing DLF's The Camillias. However, six major people played the most vital role in its construction: Hafeez Contractor, Shawn Sullivan, Gerdo Aquino, Jay Wright, Arnold Chan, and Ingo Schweder.

Know why the house prices of DLF's The Camellias are touching the staggering price tag of Rs. 100 crore

As per a report in the Hindustan Times, The Camellias is perhaps the most expensive PIN code in the country. DLF's swanky and super-luxurious project spans 17.5 acres, and the houses and apartments there are nothing less than a 7-star hotel. The Camellias broke into headlines once again in April 2025, when Info-XSoftware Technology Private Limited's director, Rishi Parti, purchased an apartment for a jaw-dropping price tag of Rs. 190 crore.

In recent months, we have seen multiple millionaires and billionaires purchasing properties at DLF's The Camellias, with most of the properties coming close to the Rs. 100 crore. The jaw-dropping price tag speaks volumes about its class and opulence. For the uninitiated, the monthly rent in The Camellias ranges between Rs. 7 lakh to Rs. 20 lakh. There are several reasons behind such high prices. According to a report in HT, The Camellias offers clubhouses, living close to one's workplace, the allure of ultra-luxurious houses, the experience of a 7-star hotel, a community of like-minded people, and many more. 

Meet the millionaires and billionaires who reside in Gurugram's DLF's The Camellias: Deep Kalra, Sameer Manchanda, Peyush Bansal, and more

So far this year, several wealthy people from across the world have purchased luxurious properties at DLF's The Camellias. For instance, in February 2025, a Singapore business tycoon purchased an apartment for Rs. 95 crore. In 2023, an 11,000-square-foot apartment was sold for a whopping price tag of Rs. 114 crore in a resale transaction. However, apart from the people from outside India, there are a series of renowned business tycoons who have already purchased an apartment in DLF's The Camellias.

Now, let's move on to the list of famous Indian entrepreneurs and business tycoons, who own ultra-luxurious properties in DLF's The Camellias. The latest name added to the list is Deep Kalra, founder and chairman of MakeMyTrip. According to a report in Business Standard, Deep Kalra paid a sum of Rs. 46.25 crores and a stamp duty of Rs. 2.77 crores to acquire the keys to a 7,430 square-foot apartment in The Camellias.

Apart from Deep Kalra, the managing director of Den Networks, Sameer Manchanda and his wife, Kavita Manchanda, purchased a 10,813 sq. ft apartment, which cost them Rs. 37.83 crores with a stamp duty of Rs. 2.27 crore. The founder of Assago Group, Ashish Gurnani, bought an apartment worth Rs. 21.75 crore with a stamp duty of Rs. 1.3 crore. Ashish's apartment spans 7,430 sq. ft. What's interesting is that Sanya Gurnani also purchased an apartment of 7,430 sq. ft. for Rs. 21.75 crore.

Smiti Agarwal is the director of Wesbok Lifestyle and is also on the list, having purchased an apartment worth Rs. 95 crore in January 2024. Smiti is the wife of V Bazaar's Chief Executive Officer, Hemant Agarwal. Furthermore, on the list, we have Lenskart's founder, Peyush Bansal, and members of the Dhanuka family, who have invested a substantial sum to secure their super-luxurious apartments.

According to a report in HT, Peyush Bansal paid a stamp duty of Rs. 1.89 crores and registered the conveyance deed for his apartment, which spans 7361 sq ft. Although the exact amount isn't known, according to some rumours, Peyush Goyal and the Dhanuka family spent a huge amount to acquire the keys. If the reports are to be believed, there are many other famous business personalities and investors who own a property in DLF’s The Camellias. From Ashneer Grover, Aman Gupta, JC Chaudhry, Rishi Parti, Puneet Bhatia, and many more. 

Who is Anmol Singh Jaggi? Gensol Engineering's promoter accused of allegedly diverting loans to buy a luxury apartment in DLF's The Camellias

Anmol Singh Jaggi is the promoter of Gensol Engineering Limited, and he has been named in a massive controversy that includes DLF's The Camellias. According to an interim order by SEBI, Anmol Jaggi has been accused of allegedly using the company's funds to purchase an ultra-luxurious apartment in DLF's The Camellias, which is located in Gurugram. The interim order further revealed that Jaggi purchased a 7,430 sq ft apartment, which cost him Rs. 37.92 crores.

Anmol Jaggi reportedly transferred a sum of Rs. 42.94 crores to DLF Limited from Cambridge Ventures to purchase the luxury apartment. Apart from allegedly purchasing the swanky apartment, Jaggi is accused of splurging money on a gold course, sending big amounts to his relatives, and paying off his credit cards. The investigation is still ongoing, and it will be interesting to see how things progress from here. 

What are your thoughts on DLF's The Camellias and the rocketing prices of its apartments? Let us know.

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