Mumbai Bollywood actress and fitness icon Shilpa Shetty is not limited to just films or yoga videos, but now she has also become a big player in the Indian hospitality industry. In the year 2019, after partnering with Ranjit Bindra, founder of the restaurant brand ‘Bastian’, Shilpa took 50% stake in this luxury dining brand. Today Bastian has become a prestigious ‘celebrity joint’ not only of Mumbai but of India.

Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty’s restaurant ‘Bastian’ is not just a place to eat but has become a place of luxury and exclusivity. The common man is shocked to hear the prices of the menu here, but the surprising thing is that this restaurant remains full of people day and night and is reportedly doing a business worth crores of rupees daily.

Bastian At The Top, located in Worli area of ​​Mumbai, is often discussed. This restaurant is famous for its seafood, global cuisine and Instagram-friendly decor. It is not easy to book a table here. It is said that on weekends there is a long waiting outside the restaurant.

According to a report in Screen magazine, the price of ‘Burrata Salad’ in Bastian is Rs 1050, while ‘Avocado Toast’ is available for Rs 800. Whereas, Chilli Garlic Noodles is priced at Rs 675 and Chicken Burrito is priced at Rs 900.

There is no stone unturned in the tea-coffee section also. If you order ‘Jasmine Herbal Tea’, you will have to pay Rs 920 for it. Whereas, ‘English Breakfast Tea’ is served for Rs 360.
These expensive prices are not just a show, but also the secret of earning. Socialite and writer Shobha De recently revealed in an interview to Mojo Story that ‘Bastian’ earns Rs 2-3 crore a night. She said, ‘This restaurant hosts 1400 guests in two sittings. 700 people in each sitting… There is a queue of luxury cars like Lamborghini and Aston Martin on the road of Dadar. Shobha De wondered why this craze even in such a conservative area? File photo.

However, Shilpa and her husband Raj Kundra are currently embroiled in a fraud case. He is accused of defrauding a Juhu businessman of Rs 60.48 crore. Recently, the Bombay High Court refused to allow him to travel to America and other countries to expand his restaurant business abroad. The court said that they will have to deposit ₹60 crore first.