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Sunny Deol Visits Dharmendra’s 100-Acre Farmhouse with Rajveer

Sunny Deol and son Rajveer share a quiet visit to Dharmendra's 100-acre Lonavala farmhouse, and the emotional video is winning hearts.

Sunny Deol shares an emotional visit to Dharmendra's 100-acre farmhouse

Sunny Deol stepped away from a crowded slate to spend time where his family’s roots feel strongest. In a new Instagram post, the actor shared a video from his late father Dharmendra’s farmhouse in Lonavala, walking the property with his son Rajveer Deol and letting fans into a moment that is part memorial, part family tour.

The clip is quiet and unhurried. First, the camera rests on the farm itself: workers carry cut stalks and thresh them against a drum, a rhythm viewers outside farming rarely see. Then the frame finds Sunny and Rajveer as the actor shows his son around the land.

A farmhouse that was never just a holiday home

For Dharmendra, the Lonavala property was an anchor. The land is substantial — reported at 100 acres — and the veteran star’s own posts made clear it was where he indulged his love of green open space and farming. Away from Mumbai’s film industry rhythm, he used the farmhouse to slow down.

In the video, Sunny keeps the introduction personal. “Papa’s farm. Bade papa for you,” he says to Rajveer, translating the emotional scale of the place for the next generation. His caption was even simpler: “Missing You Papa,” alongside red heart emojis.

Three moments make the clip land:

  • The working farm: workers are shown carrying dried crops and threshing by hand, underlining that the property was a lived-in space, not a vanity estate.
  • The family walk: Sunny and Rajveer move through the farmhouse grounds together, turning a private visit into visible legacy.
  • The caption: “Missing You Papa” keeps the post emotional without over-explaining.

Why the moment is resonating

Indian entertainment fans often see the Deol family’s strength on screen; here it is domestic. The post does not announce a project or court attention. It simply shows a son visiting his father’s land with his own son — three generations tied to one place.

Dharmendra regularly gave fans glimpses of this quieter life on social media. That history makes Sunny’s video feel continuous rather than sudden: the farmhouse remains a character in the family’s story.

Sunny’s next screen chapter

The personal post arrives as Sunny Deol prepares for a very different scale. He plays Lord Hanuman in Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana, a film led by Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi. A glimpse of his entry has been circulating online, with Sunny’s face kept hidden and the sequence built around a soaring arrival as Lord Hanuman hails Shri Ram.

The interest around the film is already running high, with Ramayana Part 2 confirmed for a Diwali 2028 release.

For fans, the contrast is striking: one day Sunny is mapping his father’s farmhouse for his son; the next, he is being discussed as Hanuman in one of Indian cinema’s most ambitious productions.

Source: bollywoodHungama.com

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