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Indian cricketer Prithvi Shaw, once hailed as the next big thing in Indian cricket, is now making headlines for both his luxurious lifestyle and his quest to revive his cricketing journey. The 25-year-old recently made waves with a glimpse into his sea-facing Rs10.5 crore Mumbai residence, a stunning 4-bedroom apartment located in the upscale 81 Aureate Tower in Bandra. Scroll down to check his Mumbai house in pics:

Indian cricketer Prithvi Shaw, once hailed as the next big thing in Indian cricket, is now making headlines for both his luxurious lifestyle and his quest to revive his cricketing journey. The 25-year-old recently made waves with a glimpse into his sea-facing Rs10.5 crore Mumbai residence, a stunning 4-bedroom apartment located in the upscale 81 Aureate Tower in Bandra. Scroll down to check his Mumbai house in pics:

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