Indian Cricketer Smriti Mandhana has given fans a rare glimpse into her under-construction farmhouse in Sangli, revealing a space that blends comfort with cinematic grandeur inspired by filmmaker Karan Johar. During a conversation with sports presenter Jatin Sapru, Mandhana walked viewers through the design and inspiration behind the property. The farmhouse, set amid open surroundings, features a grand entrance door influenced by the lavish sets often seen in Johar’s films. A large front garden with rounded pavement adds to its palace-like appeal, while open side spaces have been planned for greenery and family gatherings.

The cricketer shared that her vision for a dramatic entryway stems from growing up watching films by Johar and Sooraj Barjatya, known for their opulent aesthetics. Inside, the home leans heavily on wooden elements, including a rounded staircase and décor accents, giving the space a warm yet sophisticated character. The farmhouse is still being developed and is expected to become her dream residence once completed.

The property also caters to Mandhana’s professional needs. It includes a large, covered playground area designed for cricket practice, along with a pickleball court. The walls of the sporting area are adorned with photographs chronicling her international cricket journey, adding a personal and motivational touch to the space.

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In addition, the farmhouse boasts an indoor swimming pool complemented by a decorative wall fixture featuring a waterfall element. The blend of leisure, sport, and aesthetics reflects a carefully curated design that balances lifestyle and functionality in a tranquil setting.

Mandhana, Vice-captain of the Indian women’s cricket team, remains one of the sport’s most accomplished players. With over 10,000 international runs and multiple accolades, including ICC honours, she has established herself as a leading figure in women’s cricket, making her Sangli retreat a reflection of both her personal taste and professional journey.

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