A new home is already a big milestone. For Noida’s 100th Godrej Nest homeowners, Sanya Malhotra made the key-handover day even more memorable.
Getting the keys to a new home is one of the biggest moments in a family’s life. At Godrej Nest in Sector 150, Noida, that moment became even more memorable for the 100th homeowners when actor Sanya Malhotra joined them for the handover.
Godrej Properties Limited (GPL) marked the 100th home handover at the project as part of its Shubh Aarambh initiative, which celebrates families as they receive the keys to their new homes.
The 100th homeowners, Sampath Kumar Bodhulla and Charu Bodhulla, were surprised by Malhotra as they entered their new residence. The actor spoke about the significance of witnessing a family begin a new chapter in its own home and highlighted the project’s theme, “Life, On Your Time.”
What “Life, On Your Time” Means
The theme focuses on giving residents the flexibility to shape their daily routines around work, wellness, recreation and family life.
Godrej Nest offers a range of amenities, including a 24x7 gym, swimming pool, tennis and other sports facilities, indoor games, yoga and meditation spaces. The project also includes a party lounge, e-library and medical support services.
The emphasis reflects the changing expectations of urban homebuyers, who increasingly look beyond the apartment itself and consider the wider living environment when choosing a home.
The Numbers Behind the Handover
According to Godrej Properties, the company has delivered more than 3,000 homes across Delhi-NCR during the past 12 months.
At Godrej Nest alone, 120 families received the keys to their homes in the weeks leading up to the event.
For homebuyers, timely possession remains an important consideration, particularly in a market where construction delays have affected buyers in several parts of the National Capital Region.
What the Company Said
Geetika Trehan, CEO – North Zone, Godrej Properties, said homebuyers today are looking beyond the design and specifications of an individual apartment. According to her, buyers increasingly want communities that can accommodate changing routines and different aspects of everyday life.
She described each handover as an important milestone for customers and said it represents a commitment being fulfilled by the developer.
For the Bodhulla family, receiving the keys was already a special occasion. Meeting Sanya Malhotra added another memorable element to the day. The family said they were looking forward to moving in, making the space their own and beginning a new chapter.
Why the Handover Matters
For most Indian families, buying a home involves years of savings, a substantial home loan and considerable trust in the developer. That makes possession more than a ceremonial moment. It is the point at which a long financial and emotional commitment becomes a physical reality.
Handover events can also serve as an opportunity for developers to publicly demonstrate progress on delivery. In a competitive real estate market, possession timelines and customer experience can influence how potential buyers view a project.
The focus on amenities also reflects a broader change in urban housing preferences. Location and price remain important, but buyers are increasingly considering security, healthcare access, fitness facilities, open spaces and opportunities for recreation and community interaction.
This is particularly relevant in Noida, where residential development has expanded rapidly and many working families are looking for homes that combine connectivity with everyday convenience.
Malhotra’s surprise appearance added an emotional dimension to what would otherwise have been a routine possession ceremony. For the family, it created a moment they are likely to remember long after the paperwork and handover were completed.
For Godrej Properties, the 100th handover provided an opportunity to showcase delivery, community-building and customer experience as important parts of its residential offering.
For the Bodhulla family, they had the keys to their new home and the beginning of a new chapter.
Getting the keys to a new home is one of the biggest moments in a family’s life. At Godrej Nest in Sector 150, Noida, that moment became even more memorable for the 100th homeowners when actor Sanya Malhotra joined them for the handover.
Godrej Properties Limited (GPL) marked the 100th home handover at the project as part of its Shubh Aarambh initiative, which celebrates families as they receive the keys to their new homes.
The 100th homeowners, Sampath Kumar Bodhulla and Charu Bodhulla, were surprised by Malhotra as they entered their new residence. The actor spoke about the significance of witnessing a family begin a new chapter in its own home and highlighted the project’s theme, “Life, On Your Time.”
What “Life, On Your Time” Means
The theme focuses on giving residents the flexibility to shape their daily routines around work, wellness, recreation and family life.
Godrej Nest offers a range of amenities, including a 24x7 gym, swimming pool, tennis and other sports facilities, indoor games, yoga and meditation spaces. The project also includes a party lounge, e-library and medical support services.
The emphasis reflects the changing expectations of urban homebuyers, who increasingly look beyond the apartment itself and consider the wider living environment when choosing a home.
The Numbers Behind the Handover
According to Godrej Properties, the company has delivered more than 3,000 homes across Delhi-NCR during the past 12 months.
At Godrej Nest alone, 120 families received the keys to their homes in the weeks leading up to the event.
For homebuyers, timely possession remains an important consideration, particularly in a market where construction delays have affected buyers in several parts of the National Capital Region.
What the Company Said
Geetika Trehan, CEO – North Zone, Godrej Properties, said homebuyers today are looking beyond the design and specifications of an individual apartment. According to her, buyers increasingly want communities that can accommodate changing routines and different aspects of everyday life.
She described each handover as an important milestone for customers and said it represents a commitment being fulfilled by the developer.
For the Bodhulla family, receiving the keys was already a special occasion. Meeting Sanya Malhotra added another memorable element to the day. The family said they were looking forward to moving in, making the space their own and beginning a new chapter.
Why the Handover Matters
For most Indian families, buying a home involves years of savings, a substantial home loan and considerable trust in the developer. That makes possession more than a ceremonial moment. It is the point at which a long financial and emotional commitment becomes a physical reality.
Handover events can also serve as an opportunity for developers to publicly demonstrate progress on delivery. In a competitive real estate market, possession timelines and customer experience can influence how potential buyers view a project.
The focus on amenities also reflects a broader change in urban housing preferences. Location and price remain important, but buyers are increasingly considering security, healthcare access, fitness facilities, open spaces and opportunities for recreation and community interaction.
This is particularly relevant in Noida, where residential development has expanded rapidly and many working families are looking for homes that combine connectivity with everyday convenience.
Malhotra’s surprise appearance added an emotional dimension to what would otherwise have been a routine possession ceremony. For the family, it created a moment they are likely to remember long after the paperwork and handover were completed.
For Godrej Properties, the 100th handover provided an opportunity to showcase delivery, community-building and customer experience as important parts of its residential offering.
For the Bodhulla family, they had the keys to their new home and the beginning of a new chapter.
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