This story is from October 26, 2015

Salman Khan’s paintings converted a haveli into a boutique hotel

The setting of Salman Khan’s Prem Ratan Dhan Payo is grand as the film has been shot primarily in havelis and rajmahals.
Salman Khan’s paintings converted a haveli into a boutique hotel
The setting of Salman Khan’s Prem Ratan Dhan Payo is grand as the film has been shot primarily in havelis and rajmahals.
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Though the ornate sets could’ve been recreated in a studio, director Sooraj Barjatya and Salman both agreed on shooting in real locations. A haveli in Gondal, near Rajkot (Gujarat), was chosen to film a sizeable portion of the family drama. While the production team was put up in a hotel, Salman preferred staying in the heritage property.
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The star recreated his room to his taste by painting the walls. The striking artworks brightened the interiors and were admired by everyone when the actor hosted get-togethers after the shoot. Once the schedule was wrapped up, the owners decided to retain Salman’s frescos in his room. One hears that the haveli has now been converted into a boutique hotel and its new-found star status is making it an attraction.
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