Indore’s All-Gold Mansion Goes Viral—Here’s What’s Inside
Indore's gold mansion with 24-carat interiors, luxury cars, and a gaushala goes viral. Owner Anoop Agarwal shares his rags-to-riches journey in a now-deleted Instagram video tour.
In the heart of Indore, Madhya Pradesh, a mansion shimmering in 24-carat gold has taken the internet by storm. From glittering walls and chandeliers to even gold-plated electrical sockets, the extravagant home has become the subject of fascination and debate across social media platforms. The man behind this jaw-dropping residence? Anoop Agarwal, a government contractor with a remarkable story of grit, growth, and golden ambition.
A House Dipped In Gold And Grandeur
House adorned with 24 Carat GOLD in Indore, India 💫✨️ pic.twitter.com/Im3XH8Vcb7
— Rosy (@rose_k01) June 29, 2025
The viral video, shared by a content creator, opens with a tour of a lavish estate. Upon entering, viewers are greeted not just by luxury, but by a fully operational gaushala nestled within the property. The content creator is then guided through the owner's car collection which includes 1936 Vintage Mercedes, Defender, Volvo EV, BMW X7, and Range Rover. The content creator is then guided through the owner's car collection which includes 1936 Vintage Mercedes, Defender, Volvo EV, BMW X7, and Range Rover. The owner, Anoop Agarwal says, "Whenever a new car launches in Indore, I try to be the first person to buy that."
The next part of the video shows the main home, where opulence unfolds in every corner. From walls adorned with real gold to chandeliers dripping with sparkle, the interiors resemble a movie set. But what truly stunned viewers were the 24-carat gold-plated switchboards, a detail that quickly became the video's highlight. The content creator exclaims, "I see a lot of gold," to which the owner replies, "This is all original 24-carat gold."
From One Petrol Pump To A Golden Empire
As the video continues, the focus shifts to the owner's journey. He revealed that he turned to government contract work, eventually building roads, bridges, and now, even a 300 room hotel.
“We had just one petrol pump for a family of 25. I realised survival will be tough… so I entered government contractorship,” he says during the tour.
Viral Fame And Scrutiny
Many praised the home's craftsmanship and luxury, while others raised questions about wealth, income sources, and the fine line between admiration and excess.
Still, the mansion stands as a modern-day palace. Whether you see it as a dream home or a symbol of opulence, it’s impossible to look away.
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