Former Indian captain MS Dhoni is a name that needs no introduction. Despite maintaining a low-key profile, Dhoni enjoys a huge fan following across the world. His jersey number 7 has always been special to him, and now, he has once again shown his love for it with his newly renovated house in Ranchi. With his love for the number 7 now engraved on his Ranchi home, Dhoni continues to remain a fan favourite. Whether it is his jersey number, his game-changing performances, or his larger-than-life presence, Thala truly stands out for a reason! Dhoni’s house flaunts his favourite number Recently, glimpses of Dhoni’s revamped house in Ranchi surfaced on social media. A video shared by SportsTak showed a large number ‘7’ displayed prominently on the facade of the house. The house, which was originally set up in 2009 by the Jharkhand Housing Board to honour Dhoni’s contribution to Indian cricket, has now undergone renovations. Along with the number 7, the window panes of the house also feature silhouettes of Dhoni in his iconic cricketing moments. These include his batting stance, wicket-keeping style, and a tribute to his legendary look from the 2007 T20 World Cup when he sported long hair. Local peeps are excited A local resident expressed excitement about the new look of the house, saying, “The number 7 has always been Dhoni’s favourite. While we knew about his house here, it’s only now that we are seeing it with the number 7. Though he doesn’t stay there, it’s still special for fans.” Dhoni’s luxurious farmhouse in Ranchi Even though he owns several properties across the country, Dhoni prefers to reside at his sprawling 7-acre farmhouse in Ranchi. Known as Kailashpati, the farmhouse is where the cricket legend spends most of his time with his family and pets. Apart from being a peaceful retreat, the farmhouse also houses a showroom-like structure showcasing Dhoni’s impressive collection of luxury cars and bikes. The former captain has also developed an interest in farming and spends time cultivating organic fruits and vegetables on his land.Original Article