Inside Mika Singh’s 100-acre farmhouse near Delhi that provides livelihoods for 150 families: ‘One of my prized possessions’

Mika Singh's expansive 100-acre farmhouse lies near Delhi and Gurugram, bordering Damdama Lake. This sprawling property is adorned with lush mustard fields and even houses a helipad, in addition to horses, tractors, and a camel. A 24-hour open Gurudwara and a private concert space are also on-site. From this substantial estate, Singh employs around 200 individuals, 50 of whom reside there continuously. Singh shares that this farm, along with other ventures, supports the livelihoods of approximately 150 families.

As Farah Khan explores the property, she is greeted by tractors and horses strolling around in expansive outdoor stables. A cook named Dilip, enjoying village life on a charpoy cot, remarks on the simplicity of the surroundings. Inside, the Gurudwara plays a significant role in the community, with men singing devotional songs throughout the day. Singh's father once performed kirtans there, passing down musical traditions to local singers.

The property also features a mandir, dedicated to Hindu deities such as Lord Shiva, Krishna, Hanuman, and Ganesha, as well as goddesses Lakshmi and Saraswati. Singh attributes his success to divine blessings and the support of his fans. Clinical psychologist Kruti Shah emphasizes that success often stems from a combination of personal choices and the influence of those around us. When grounded in humility, success feels more fulfilling, as individuals recognize the broader impact of their achievements.