Nawazuddin Siddiqui Purchases 50 Bigha Agricultural Land in This UP District, Fans Gather as He Arrives for Registry

Muzaffarnagar, March 13, 2026: Famous film actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui has purchased approximately 50 bigha of agricultural land in the Budhana area. After three years, he visited his ancestral town Budhana to get the registry of this land done .

Property Details

The land purchased by Nawazuddin Siddiqui is located in the revenue area of Hussainpur Kalan village. Six registries are to be executed for this land, of which two were completed on Thursday .

Sources indicate that the agricultural land purchased by Nawazuddin Siddiqui belongs to a family from the Jain community that no longer resides in the village .

Visit to Hometown

On Thursday afternoon, Nawazuddin Siddiqui arrived at his ancestral residence in the Qaziwada locality of Budhana with his middle brother and film producer Faizuddin Siddiqui. He first met his mother Mehrunisha and then met his brothers, Advocate Almasuddin Siddiqui and Majuddin Siddiqui .

Registry Process

After visiting his family, he proceeded to the Budhana tehsil complex by car. At the chamber of advocate Prashant Sharma, he signed documents related to the agricultural land purchase. Subsequently, in the presence of Sub-Registrar Pankaj Kumar Jain, the registry process was completed. The actor signed the documents and affixed his thumb impression .

Fan Frenzy

During this time, local residents and fans gathered outside the sub-registrar office, eager to see, meet, and take selfies with Nawazuddin .

Connection to Roots

Nawazuddin Siddiqui is a native of Budhana and often remains connected to his ancestral place. He has previously shown interest in farming and spent time with farmers. A few years ago, he had also planted saplings on his land. Three years ago, due to a dispute with one of his brothers, he had distanced himself from Budhana .

This purchase of agricultural land suggests that he wishes to strengthen his connection with his native region. However, advocate Prashant Sharma, who handled the registry, declined to provide details about the exact extent of land and the seller's identity .