Ajay Devgn may have returned as Vijay Salgaonkar in Drishyam: The Conclusion, but another familiar presence continues to capture viewers’ attention: the family home in Goa. From the shocking incident that sets the story in motion to the franchise’s gripping climaxes, the house has remained central to the Drishyam trilogy.
The old villa features Portuguese-style architectural elements, arched windows, a red-tiled roof and a blue-and-white exterior. Surrounded by greenery, the property has the lived-in appearance of a traditional Goan home. Located in Uccasim village in North Goa, the century-old villa has now become a popular stop for fans eager to see the real-life setting of the thriller. (Also read: Step inside Bigg Boss 20 contestant Amrapali Dubey’s simple new Mumbai home with white interiors, sea-facing balcony and a peaceful mandir ) Unlike the grand mansions often associated with Bollywood films, the Salgaonkar home stands out for its understated charm.
Inside, the house is equally unpretentious. There are simple rooms, ageing furniture and spacious interiors that lend the property a sense of history. The surrounding garden adds to the villa’s appeal, while its dark grey-and-red staircase is instantly recognisable to fans of the films. These familiar details have helped make the property one of the franchise’s most memorable locations.
