Ram Charan Buys 5-Acre Luxury Farmhouse Near Hyderabad, Plans Organic Farming with Wife Upasana

Tollywood star Ram Charan has reportedly added a new address to his growing list of properties, a five-acre luxury farmhouse on the outskirts of Hyderabad, built along with his wife, entrepreneur Upasana Kamineni Konidela. According to industry reports, the couple bought the land parcel a few years ago and have now completed construction, with a housewarming ceremony expected soon, though there has been no official confirmation from the family.
Where the Property Is Located
The farmhouse sits in the Chevella–Mokila corridor, roughly 30 kilometres from central Hyderabad. This stretch has quietly become one of the city's most sought-after belts for farmhouse and managed farmland development, prized for its quiet, green surroundings and easy access to the city.
Luxury Meets the Land
Reports suggest the property has been designed to combine high-end living with the openness of a working farm; spacious interiors, landscaped gardens and recreational spaces set against natural greenery. The farmhouse's interiors are said to have been designed by Aamir and Hameeda Sharma of AANDH, known for blending contemporary architecture with understated luxury.
A Growing Interest in Organic Farming
What sets this story apart from a typical celebrity real estate purchase is the organic farming angle. Ram Charan and Upasana are reportedly planning to dedicate part of the five acres to growing fruits and vegetables organically, turning the estate into more than just a weekend getaway. This mirrors a broader shift among India's business leaders and entrepreneurs, many of whom are choosing to combine private luxury retreats with small-scale sustainable farming on their own land.
Why This Trend Matters for Farmland Buyers
Ram Charan's move is the latest in a string of high-profile farmland and farmhouse purchases by celebrities and business families around Hyderabad and Bengaluru. For everyday investors, it's a useful signal: managed farmland on city outskrits is no longer just an agricultural asset, it's increasingly being positioned as a lifestyle investment that offers privacy, green space, and the option of organic cultivation, all within driving distance of a major city.
At Farmland Bazaar, we've seen this same shift play out among our own investors. Buyers today aren't just looking at land as a financial asset but they want usable, well-located farmland where they can eventually build a retreat, grow their own produce, or simply have a green escape from city life. Locations like Chevella and Mokila, much like the farmland corridors around Bengaluru, are gaining traction precisely because they offer this dual promise: long-term land appreciation alongside a genuine connection to nature.
So, whether or not Ram Charan's farmhouse becomes the family's regular weekend destination, the story reflects a real pattern in how Indians with disposable wealth are choosing to invest which is not just in apartments and commercial real estate, but in land they can actually use. For those exploring managed farmland as an investment category, it's worth noting that the fundamentals celebrities are chasing are proximity to the city, greenery and the option of organic farming. These are exactly what structured, professionally managed farmland platforms are built to offer, minus the uncertainty of self-managing a private estate.
Written by Farmland Bazaar Team
Agricultural assets advisor contributing to Farmland Bazaar v2. Focusing on organic investments, soil analysis reports, and deed checks.