Bollywood star Aamir Khan has plans to buy a residential society in Mumbai for his personal studio.
Reports say the actor-director has offered to shell out Rs 33 crore for the society, Vrindavan, in Santacruz.
Aamir Khan Productions has approached the owners of the society to buy the 22-apartment complex.
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