• Runwal Raaya transforms into a canvas for contemporary Indian art • Bollywood’s Neha Dhupia & Angad Bedi grace the immersive showcase • An evening of curated art, conversations, and spatial storytelling at Worli’s landmark address MUMBAI, India, July 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Runwal Realty, in collaboration with Tao Art Gallery, hosted The Voracious Visual — an evocative art showcase that transformed the stunning sales gallery of Runwal Raaya, Worli into a canvas of immersive expression. The evening celebrated the shared philosophy of legacy, craftsmanship, and timeless expression.
Rooted in its brand promise of ‘Building for Generations to Come,’ Runwal Realty has long envisioned spaces that outlive trends — homes designed to become part of a family’s story, just as great art becomes part of cultural memory. This collaboration bridged the worlds of architecture and art, bringing together timeless design and timeless creation in a curated experience for discerning patrons.
Set against the backdrop of Runwal Raaya’s 4-acre landmark development, the showcase featured powerful works by some of India’s leading contemporary artists including Jaideep Mehrotra, Kalpana Shah, Hitesh Gilder, Nahid Merchant, Ram D Kumbhar, Smita Mandlik, and Viraj Khanna. Curated by Urvi Kothari of Tao Art Gallery, each piece was thoughtfully placed to interact with the spatial design, blurring the lines between structural form and creative ingenuity.
Adding a touch of glamour to the evening, actor and art enthusiast Neha Dhupia graced the event with her presence, accompanied by her husband, Angad Bedi.
The evening brought together luminaries from the worlds of art, design, and real estate, who experienced how visual storytelling can elevate a physical environment into a deeply emotive journey.
“At Runwal Realty, we don’t just build homes — we shape generational legacies. This partnership with Tao Art Gallery was an extension of that vision. We believe that great design and great art share the same purpose: to endure, to inspire, and to elevate everyday life,” said Sandeep Runwal, Managing Director, Runwal Realty.
Echoing the sentiment, Sanjana Shah, Creative Director of Tao Art Gallery, added: “Art can have a very synergistic and inspiring relationship with the space it occupies. The relationship is one that creates a merging visual dialogue. This is exactly what our collaboration with Runwal aspires to do – curating art specifically for spaces that can holistically make it come alive. The art on your walls is more than just a collection. It reflects your persona and is crucial to expressing who you are. The aim with this tie up is to create more awareness about the value of art in intimate spaces like your home and how real estate and art is very much a marriage made in heaven.” The evening concluded with intimate artist interactions, conversations on spatial storytelling, and a shared appreciation for the synergy between form, function, and feeling. For many, The Voracious Visual was a reminder that homes are not just built — they are imagined as living galleries of human experience.
About Runwal Realty: Founded in 1978, Runwal Realty is a prominent player in Mumbai’s real estate landscape. With a strong focus on residential, commercial, and retail developments, the brand is driven by a deep commitment to putting customer needs at the forefront of every project. This customer-centric approach is reflected in their impressive track record of over 50 completed projects, having created homes for more than 50,000 families. Runwal Realty offers a diverse portfolio of residential offerings — from luxury apartments and premium housing to expansive townships. In the retail segment, they manage the largest mall portfolio in Mumbai, with R City as their marquee development among four operational malls. With 14 ongoing projects, Runwal Realty continues to shape the urban fabric of Mumbai and its surrounding regions.
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