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Sonam Kapoor Partners Mumbai Runwal Realty

Mumbai-based property developer Runwal has entered a new chapter in its four-decade journey, rebranding itself as Runwal Realty and announcing Bollywood actor and fashion icon Sonam Kapoor as its official brand ambassador.

The strategic move signals the company’s ambition to scale up its presence in the luxury housing segment across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) and Pune, while aligning with aspirational narratives of modern, conscious urban living. The announcement, which comes at a time when Indian homebuyers are increasingly seeking more than just square footage, puts Runwal Realty on the radar of the country’s luxury-conscious yet future-forward demographic. Kapoor’s endorsement not only enhances the aspirational quotient of Runwal’s projects but also signals a deeper shift in how legacy real estate players are repositioning their brands in a post-pandemic India—where homes are now seen as personal sanctuaries, status symbols, and long-term investments all at once.

The brand reimagining, according to managing director Sandeep Runwal, is rooted in an ethos of longevity, emotional value, and societal impact. “At Runwal Realty, we believe the true measure of our work is not just in square feet—it’s in the lives we shape and the legacies we help build,” said Runwal. The company’s tagline, “Building for Generations to Come,” reflects this commitment, he added. While the real estate firm maintains a diversified portfolio that includes residential, commercial, and retail developments, the rebranding and Kapoor’s ambassadorship come with a sharper focus on luxury offerings—particularly those that promise enduring quality, thoughtful design, and long-term value.

Sonam Kapoor, known not only for her cinema but also for her global fashion influence and outspoken views on sustainability and modern living, lends a distinctive narrative to the brand’s evolving identity. In a statement, she said, “Creating something timeless feels deeply personal—just like your home. That drew me to Runwal Realty. Their belief that a home is not just a place to live but a foundation for legacy resonated with me.” She further noted that aligning with a company that integrates heart and heritage into its built environments made the collaboration feel “natural and meaningful.”

In an urban landscape like Mumbai—where the real estate sector has been criticised for fuelling inequity and unsustainable development—Runwal Realty’s pivot offers an opportunity to redefine what luxury means in 21st-century India. While the company has yet to make specific public commitments on its environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance, the emphasis on legacy-building, timelessness, and emotional value opens a pathway for future alignments with sustainable architecture and equitable community development.

Runwal’s next steps, particularly how it integrates eco-friendly design, resource-efficient construction, and inclusivity in its luxury portfolio, will be closely watched by industry observers and city dwellers alike. As Indian cities grapple with the challenges of rapid urbanisation, socio-economic divides, and environmental degradation, the future of luxury real estate must go beyond aesthetics and amenities. It must also reflect responsibility—something the new face of Runwal Realty, and perhaps the company itself, seems increasingly willing to embrace.

Sonam Kapoor Partners Mumbai Runwal Realty

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