- By Aditi Priya Singh
- Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:52 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Popular YouTuber Gaurav Taneja, also known as Flying Beast, recently opened the doors of his massive farmhouse in the Delhi-NCR region. Recently, filmmaker Farah Khan visited the property and shared a detailed vlog showcasing its unique eco-friendly setup. Spread across 10 acres, the farmhouse reflected a mix of rural lifestyle and modern comfort, leaving viewers impressed with its scale and sustainable features.
Farah Khan Visits Gaurav Taneja’s Farmhouse With Her Cook Dilip
Farah Khan visits Gaurav Taneja's farmhouse (Image: YouTube screengrab)
The vlog started with Farah Khan going inside the farmhouse with her cook, Dilip. Soon, Gaurav, with his wife and kids, greeted them and took them into a living room which he himself designed. Interestingly, the walls of the space are made using cow dung, giving it a traditional village feel. Despite this, the room looks stylish with comfortable furniture and warm lighting.
When Farah saw all this, she praised Gaurav, saying, “You’ve actually built a village, and it doesn't even smell.” Hearing this, Gaurav responded humorously, “We get cow dung for free here. It smells good to me. You will feel very relaxed.”
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Massive Farm With 200 Cows And Mango Orchards
Flying beast farmhouse cowshed (Image: Youtube)
Gaurav then gave a tour of his farmhouse, where he showed various trees, including mango orchards like mangoes, which he planted himself. The biggest highlight of this farmhouse is its huge cowshed, where nearly 200 cows can be accommodated. Gaurav said that many of these cows were brought here when they were still calves, and now they have grown up completely.
Organic Ghee Production and Sustainable Energy
Gaurav Taneja's organic ghee business (Image: YouTube)
The YouTuber explained his business of producing organic ghee using milk from the cows. According to him, nearly 80% of the milk is used for making ghee.
He also demonstrated an electronic machine used to churn buttermilk. Joking about it, Farah said, “Dilip, your job is gone. They are making buttermilk using a machine.”
Interestingly, the ghee is prepared using cow dung as fuel. Gaurav added, “While the country faces LPG issues, we don’t. We have plenty of cow dung for energy.”
Pickle Room And Traditional Kitchen
Flying beast pickle business (Image: YouTube)
Gaurav also showed a dedicated pickle room where workers prepare fresh pickles, and it is stored in ceramic jars. Later, Farah visited the open kitchen area, where a cook prepared traditional litti chokha for the guests, adding a homely touch to the visit.
About Gaurav Taneja
Gaurav Taneja runs a popular YouTube channel with millions of subscribers. He also appeared on Shark Tank India in 2025 with his brand Beast Life, but did not secure a deal. Despite that, his entrepreneurial journey continues to grow steadily.