New Delhi, Nov. 24 -- Dharmendra's 100-acre farmhouse in Lonavala became his favourite retreat in his later years. It represented his deep love for peaceful rural living far away from the noise of Mumbai and the film world.

Dharmendra grew up in Sahnewal, Punjab, where farming was simply a way of life, not a trend. Even after becoming a superstar, that simplicity stayed with him.

The home avoids flashy modern designs. It uses wood, stone and earthy textures instead. The cosy sitting room, with its big sofas, reflects his love for family, warmth and togetherness.

The estate, situated near Aundhe, close to Lohagad Fort, offered scenic views of mountains, lush greenery, and open fields. The property included organic farming zones where he...