June 11, 2025, Delhi – Step inside the world of Gauri Khan Designs with the launch of its all-new Delhi Experience Centre, a space in the heart of New Delhi that invites design lovers and luxury aficionados to immerse themselves in Gauri Khan’s signature world of bespoke interiors. Open by appointment only, the Experience Centre offers a personalised and exclusive entry into her design universe.

The Experience Centre has been envisioned as a curated home with a warm, elegant, and intimate aesthetic that brings Gauri Khan’s celebrated design philosophy to life. Every corner, every piece, and every texture in the space reflects her distinctive blend of glamour, sophistication, and comfort. Here, timeless design meets modern living, offering visitors and clients a seamless journey through materials, silhouettes, and moods crafted to inspire.

Other notable features of the Delhi Experience Centre include curated lifestyle zones that allow clients to visualise products in real home settings, and on-site personal design consultations offering one-on-one guidance for bespoke projects. This first-of-its-kind space in Delhi is dedicated exclusively to showcasing Gauri Khan’s complete furniture line, where every product is fully customisable from materials and fabrics to finishes and dimensions ensuring each creation is as individual and unique as its owner.

Adding a distinctive layer to the Experience Centre is a collaboration with Nature Morte, one of India’s leading contemporary art galleries. Their curated selection of artworks by renowned artists elevates the environment, enriching the design narrative with thought-provoking visuals.

Speaking about the launch, celebrated interior designer Gauri Khan shares, “With the Delhi Experience Centre, I wanted to create more than just a retail space. I wanted to create a design journey. Every detail, from the layout to the lighting to the textures, has been curated to make people feel at home, to show them how luxury can be warm, personal, and yet deeply individual. It’s about giving each client the tools to express their own style and voice through pieces we create together.”

At the heart of this immersive destination is Gauri herself, with a complete line of fully customisable products from statement-making sofas to sculptural tables and elegant soft furnishings. Clients are invited to co-create pieces that reflect their own style and vision, bringing a true sense of luxury made personal.

Launch Event Sponsors: The American Pecan Council, NIF Global (Education Partner), Vedica (Hydration Partner)

Neither Govinda nor Sunita Ahuja has made an official statement about the ongoing divorce rumors. Actor Govinda and his wife Sunita Ahuja were on trending lists today, with reports suggesting that they have separated after 37 years of marriage. Reports claim Govinda and Sunita Ahuja’s “contrasting lifestyle choices” are among the reasons for the rift.
A report by the website Bollywood Now claimed that Govinda’s alleged relationship with a Marathi actress has led to the split.
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Govinda and Sunita Ahuja got married in March 1987. However, the couple announced their wedding after welcoming their daughter, Tina, in 1988. Later, they had a son, Yashvardhan, in 1997.

ED Provisional Attachment of Director Shankar’s Assets in Copyright Case

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has temporarily seized assets worth around ₹10.11 crore belonging to renowned Tamil film director S. Shankar. This action follows allegations that his 2010 blockbuster film Enthiran (Robot), featuring Rajinikanth, was based on a storyline titled Jiguba, written by author Aarur Tamilnadan.

Background of the Claims

In 2011, Aarur Tamilnadan filed a formal complaint asserting that Shankar’s film Enthiran was derived from his original work, Jiguba. The complaint led to a civil lawsuit filed in the Madras High Court, accusing Shankar of intellectual property theft and violations of copyright laws.

ED’s Investigation and Findings

The ED launched an inquiry under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002, in response to the allegations. The investigation uncovered that Shankar had earned ₹11.5 crore for his role in the production of Enthiran, which included story development, screenplay writing, and directing the film.

Attachment of Assets

As part of the ongoing investigation, the ED has attached three immovable assets, estimated to be worth ₹10.11 crore, registered under Shankar’s name. These properties have been seized in accordance with the provisions of the PMLA, 2002.

Legal Consequences and Future Steps

This action highlights the ED’s determination to tackle allegations of copyright violations in the film industry. The properties will remain under the ED’s control while the legal process continues. Director Shankar has the opportunity to challenge this decision in a court of law.

This case serves as a significant reminder of the importance of safeguarding intellectual property in the creative sector and the potential legal ramifications of unauthorized use of original work.