Ravi Dubey and Sargun Mehta welcome Bappa in their new home; names it ‘Saubhagya’

Ravi Dubey and Sargun Mehta have ushered in a truly auspicious chapter in their lives: Ganpati Bappa graced their newly acquired home—lovingly named Saubhagya. Sharing a sweet glimpse of their celebration on social media, Ravi posted a video of the beautifully adorned idol and their tastefully decorated space with the caption: “Welcome to ‘Saubhagya’ bappa .

.welcome to our new home sargun and me are blessed.” Sargun too commemorated the moment by sharing a photo with the caption, “GANPATI BAPPA MORYA. he is here.”This move to "Saubhagya" marks yet another milestone in their remarkable journey—both as individuals and as a couple. Professionally, the pair have transitioned from celebrated television actors to influential producers. Under their banner, they've delivered popular Punjabi films, TV shows, and YouTube series.

Noteworthy among their achievements is the chart-topping song Ve Haaniyaan, whose virality soared past Miley Cyrus's Flowers on Instagram Reels and hit over 100 million views.They also recently announced launching their own family entertainment channel, aiming to deliver wholesome content for all age groups.On the acting front, Sargun starred in Saunkan Saunkanay 2, the highest-grossing Punjabi film produced by their company, while Ravi is gearing up for his role as Lakshman in Nitesh Tiwari’s highly anticipated Ramayana alongside Ranbir Kapoor and Yash.

On the personal front, Ravi and Sargun’s relationship blossomed from their time together on the TV series 12/24 Karol Bagh in 2009; they married in December 2013 and continue to share a beautiful, respectful partnership both on and off screen. Their new home sits in Mumbai’s upscale tower, where they now call neighbors to luminaries like KL Rahul and Jackie Shroff—a fitting reflection of their elevated stature.A heartwarming gesture in their collaboration is Ravi always placing Sargun’s name before his in credits, emphasizing his admiration for her contributions.In essence, “Saubhagya” isn’t just a house—it’s a symbol of their shared dreams, success, and faith, made even more special with Ganpati’s blessings gracing its halls.