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The massive 100-acre property boasts of wide, lush grounds and an assortment of farm animals and birds who have been keeping the old man happy and occupied. From cows, buffaloes, ducks, roosters, dogs and what not, he has more than just furry friends to keep him entertained.
View this post on InstagramBattkhon se chhed chhad........aap beti .... Aap se baant leeta hoon..... Rang ..waqt mein bhar leeta hoon...... love ❤️ you all. Take care 👋A post shared by (@aapkadharam)
But when he is not busy spending time with them, Dharmendra goes for a drive on the property grounds and tries his hands on other activities such as improving his shooting skills.
View this post on InstagramBattkhon se chhed chhad........aap beti .... Aap se baant leeta hoon..... Rang ..waqt mein bhar leeta hoon...... love ❤️ you all. Take care 👋A post shared by (@aapkadharam) The farmhouse even overlooks a small waterfall nearby which is an absolute beauty to behold.
View this post on InstagramA Journey of a water fall from hill to lake......( My farm ) ..... Friends, love ❤️ you for your loving 🥰 response to my previous posts 🙏A post shared by (@aapkadharam) The property is also dominated by a lot of wooden work which checks all the hilly cottage vibes!
View this post on InstagramKhush mizaj lata ji, hameesha positive feeling deti hain. Unhonne ne mera manpasand ek tohfa bheja hai mujhe ..... Friends, always love ❤️ you for your loving 🥰 response.A post shared by (@aapkadharam)
View this post on InstagramFriends, back to form 👍 at my farm 🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴love ❤️you all for your loving 🥰 response...A post shared by (@aapkadharam) He even has a few exercising equipment installed in the house where he works out to stay active and fit.
View this post on InstagramFriends, a loving advise and a humble request 🙏 Be careful of coronavirus .A post shared by (@aapkadharam)
He grows numerous fruits and vegetables on his farms, and tends to them at every chance he gets. Given that kind of involvement, no wonder he is so proud of them too.
View this post on InstagramYehin zindagi .....Yehin skoon ..... yehin ...baat bhi ho jaati hai ....Aap se ..... jeete raho..... khush raho....khayaal rakho ....love you all 🍀🍀🍀🍀👍A post shared by (@aapkadharam)
View this post on InstagramSmall scale with passion , takes you to big scale with blessings 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏. Take care 👋love ❤️you all. #lockdownlife #lockdown #lockdown2020A post shared by (@aapkadharam)
View this post on Instagramइस मौसम की सब सब्ज़ियाँ 🍒🥬🥒🌶🌽🥕🥦🥑🍆 फ़ल अपनी मेहनत का पा ही लेता हूँ 🙏.A post shared by (@aapkadharam)
It is indeed a beautiful, modern and inviting vacation house the man has created and maintained.
Baarish mein...indoor brisk walk for half an hour.... listen Lata ji,s old song ... remember my college days... God willing ...getting ready for a new movie.... need your good wishes. Love you all. pic.twitter.com/8IJsjhq4GL — Dharmendra Deol (@aapkadharam) September 4, 2020
I?m feeling good. I?m fit. I?m active. I?m enjoying my cricket and have no plans to announce retirement from T20s - domestic or international, says the veteran batsman
How To Do It: -Mix 1/2 cup of vinegar in a bowl along with 1/4th cup of baking soda. Do this till it forms a foamy mixture. -With the help of a brush, use it to rub your shoes. Do this for a few minutes and let the shoes soak in it for at least 30 minutes. -And finally, rinse it with cold water. They will look as good as new with this remedy.
How To Do It: -Soak a cotton ball in the acetone remover and use it to scrub the marks on the shoes. -Since this can be a bit vigorous, use powder or petroleum jelly and protect your shoes.
How To Do It: -Dip the eraser in soapy water and then wring it out. -Wipe it on the shoes in back and forth motion on the affected areas. Keep working it till the time the stains are eliminated.
How To Do It: -Use a microfiber towel and wipe it gently across your shoes. Damp your shoes but don't wet them completely. -Now, put some toothpaste on the shoes where there are heavy stains. Scrub the paste across the stains, in circular motions. -Do it thoroughly for at least 10 minutes. Ensure that the paste is non-gel base as other colours might leave behind stains. -Wipe off the toothpaste with the towel and set your shoes in a well-ventilated room to let it dry for a couple of hours. You can also leave it outside in the sun and speed up the drying process.
How To Do It: -Squeeze lemon into a bowl of cold water. Stir the mixture well. -Use a sponge and dip it into this liquid and then wring it out. Once done, gently scrub it and add more lemon water if needed later. -In case your shoes are made of canvas material, put them outside in direct sunlight to dry. Do not keep leather shoes in the sunlight, as, it will bleach the stain and make it worse. 6. Good Old Fashioned Mixture Of Soap & Water
How To Do It: -Take 1 tbsp of soap into warm water and stir it well so it's mixed properly. -Now, dip your shoes into this mixture and then use a stiff brush across the stains and give your shoes a rest.
Micellar water is a makeup removing product. However, this amazing item can also be used in cleaning your shoes. Go to your nearest departmental store and ask for it. With only a few steps, your shoes will be as good as new.
How To Do It: -Firstly, take a clean cloth and put micellar water onto it. Now rub the cloth on the shoes and wait until they are completely clean. -This hack works on the white leather, suede as well as rubber shoes. -The water content in this mixture gets absorbed into the shoes and turns them white again. However, note that it won't work on deeper stains for example ink or oil.
There's honestly nothing ‘desi’ people love more than seeing other ‘desi’ people in other countries do desi things and make India proud. It's really wholesome. And, a little kid making an Indian dish for a cooking show and blowing the judges' minds is obviously going to make Indians proud. 13-year-old Dev, a contestant on Junior Masterchef Australia, brilliantly showcased his cooking skills by presenting Lamb Mughlai Curry, with saffron rice, raita, chutney and smoked chicken kebab to the judges.
View this post on InstagramNothing like a family dinner 🧡 #JrMasterChefAUA post shared by (@masterchefau)
The prompt for this particular round was 'Signature dish' and what's more signature than going back to your roots and absolutely blow it out of the park with a proper desi dish. He ended up winning, of course, no surprises there.
The judges raved about how it looked like authentic home-cooked food and there's no higher praise than that, to be honest.