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Pak enacts law to turn havelis of Raj Kapoor and Dilip Kumar into museums

The price of Dilip Kumar's four marla (101 square metre) house has been fixed at Rs 80.56 lakh (USD 50,517) while that of Raj Kapoor's six marla house (151.75 square metre) at Rs 1.50 crore (USD 94,061) by the Archeological Department of Pakistan

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Residents walk in front of the Kapoor mansion, the more than 100-year-old ancestral home of late Bollywood icon Raj Kapoor in Peshawar. Pic/AFP

Residents walk in front of the Kapoor mansion, the more than 100-year-old ancestral home of late Bollywood icon Raj Kapoor in Peshawar. Pic/AFP

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government of Pakistan has set the legal process rolling to buy the ancestral houses of two Indian film legendary actors and friends Dilip Kumar and Raj Kapoor, in Peshawar. The KP government has enacted a necessary section of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 of the state, which authourises the government to take possession of both the houses on emergency basis.

The amount will soon be released to the Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Peshawar for payment to the landowners. The price of Dilip Kumar's four marla (101 square metre) house has been fixed at Rs 80.56 lakh (USD 50,517) while that of Raj Kapoor's six marla house (151.75 square metre) at Rs 1.50 crore (USD 94,061) by the Archeological Department of Pakistan.

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