Do you know Dharmendra has 100 acre farmhouse where he is living with first wife Prakash Kaur

Do you know Dharmendra has 100 acre farmhouse worth Rs 120 crore where he is living with first wife Prakash Kaur

Dharmendra has lived many lives in the public eye, but the quiet life he has built for himself in Lonavala says more about him than any of his blockbuster films ever could. His 100-acre farmhouse, surrounded by trees, fields and winding footpaths, is where he spends most of his time today.

It isn’t a vanity property or a showpiece mansion. It’s a place built slowly, patiently, over decades. A place where he has chosen simplicity over spectacle.

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The farmhouse is located on a stretch of land that feels completely cut away from the noise of Mumbai. Dharmendra has said before that he is, at heart, a man who loves soil, crops, open skies and the everyday rhythm of the outdoors.

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Growing up in Sahnewal, Punjab, farming wasn’t something romantic or fashionable. It was simply life. That instinct stayed with him even after he became one of the biggest stars in Hindi cinema.

The property itself reflects that grounding. There are no ultra-modern glass facades or fancy designer corners here. Most of the indoor spaces use wood, stone and earthy textures. The sitting room has heavy, comfortable sofas and space for a large gathering, because Dharmendra likes being surrounded by people — especially family. It’s the kind of room where evenings stretch long, where stories are told slowly, where silence doesn’t need to be filled.

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One of the key aspects of the farmhouse is its focus on organic farming. Dharmendra grows fruits, vegetables and rice on the land.

He has posted videos of himself watering plants, plucking mangoes, even playfully chasing ducks. There is no act or performance in these clips. He looks genuinely happy. The childlike smile people often mention is real. His joy comes from watching something grow under his hands.

He also keeps buffaloes and other livestock on the property. For him, this isn’t aesthetic countryside décor — it’s a continuation of the life he lived before fame.

There’s a strong sense of responsibility in the way he talks about his farm. It is managed with care and respect, not treated as a luxury or hobby.

What often gets spoken about quietly, but with warmth, is that Dharmendra spends much of his time here with his first wife, Prakash Kaur. Their relationship has been steady, private, and remarkably untouched by the dramatic conversation that often surrounds Bollywood marriages.