Jackie Shroff ditches hustle-bustle of Mumbai, shifts to simple farmhouse that has wooden ceiling, clay pots, desi rasoi with cot: See pics
Bollywood actor Jackie Shroff likes to spend most of his free time at his farmhouse. The actor has created a unique sanctuary for himself, away from the hustle and bustle of Mumbai, offering natural beauty as well as a habitat for animals and birds.
Jackie Shroff at the farmhouse with Farah Khan
Bollywood actor Jackie Shroff is known for his down-to-earth, no-nonsense attitude and living a simple life by his own rules. Moviegoers love Jaggu Dada because he is different from other superstars. While majority of film stars believe in living a luxurious life in the city, the Parinda actor decided to escape the hustle and bustle of Mumbai and move to a farmhouse.
In her latest vlog, filmmaker and choreographer Farah Khan takes her viewers on a heart-warming tour of Jackie Shroff’s serene and earthy farmhouse; This place truly reflects the actor’s love for nature and simplicity. Nestled amidst greenery, Jaggu Dada’s farmhouse is much more than a home; It is a sanctuary where birds, animals and people live in perfect harmony. Its constant companions, parrots, rabbits, cats and dogs, roam freely around the property, adding to its rustic charm.
The video starts with a glimpse of Jackie Shroff’s kitchen, which feels like a page from an old world story. With earthenware pots, wooden ceilings and traditional stove, the kitchen exudes pure, desi warmth. While her helper cooks in the chulha, Jackie proudly explains how all the vegetables and leafy greens come directly from her farm. Staying true to his roots, Jaggu Dada enjoys life’s simple pleasures like eating home-grown food, cooked with love in his earthy kitchen.
Take a tour of Jackie Shroff’s farmhouse
In a lighthearted moment, Jackie Shroff is seen teaching Farah Khan how to prepare a dish made from tree leaves, along with her cook and trusted assistant Dilip. Clay pots boil nearby as laughter fills the air. Lunch time soon arrives and the trio sits down to eat on a cot that doubles as Jaggu Dada’s dining table. They enjoy leafy bhaji and baingan bharta, both made fresh from the farm.
The rooms inside the farmhouse are simple yet elegant; just like Jackie likes it. One of the rooms has a nostalgic touch, featuring a framed photograph of Dharmendra from his younger days, along with photographs of other legendary actors.
In another corner stands a life-size statue that looks so real that Farah initially mistakes it for a human — a moment that perfectly encapsulates the quirky, endearing charm of Jackie Shroff’s world. On the work front, Jackie was last seen appearing in a small role in Pawan Kalyan’s They Call Him OG.
