Karmjeeth Singh Soni, a renowned Indian bodybuilder, has accomplished a lifelong aspiration by becoming the first Indian bodybuilder and the 15th Indian overall to own a half acre of land on the moon. The estimated value of this extraterrestrial property is an impressive $67,500 (approximately 56 lakhs Indian rupees), fulfilling a dream he has nurtured since childhood.
Soni, known for his dedication and passion for bodybuilding, embarked on the process nearly seven months ago. After several months of anticipation and eager waiting, he is now eagerly awaiting the official documents to be granted by the outer space team, a procedure that is expected to take up to another 45 days.
In an exclusive interview, Soni expressed his excitement and emphasized the importance of investing in the future. He firmly believes that in the next 10 to 15 years, as land on Earth becomes scarce and more valuable, people will turn to celestial bodies like the moon for property investment opportunities.
“This achievement is a testament to the power of dreams and determination. It has been my lifelong dream to own a piece of the moon, and I am elated that it has finally come true,” said Soni. “I hope that my success inspires others to follow their dreams and invest in the future. The moon, and perhaps even other celestial bodies, will undoubtedly become valuable assets in the years to come.”
Soni’s extraordinary accomplishment has garnered attention not only within the bodybuilding community but also among enthusiasts of space exploration and investment. While the concept of owning land on the moon might seem far-fetched to some, Soni’s achievement serves as a reminder of the boundless possibilities that lie beyond Earth’s atmosphere.
As the anticipation builds for the official documentation to be provided by the outer space team, Karmjeeth Singh Soni stands as a trailblazer in India, showcasing that dreams can indeed become a reality. With his pioneering achievement, he has sparked a conversation about the future of real estate and investment possibilities beyond our planet. Perhaps, in the not-too-distant future, the moon will not only be a source of fascination but a prime location for those seeking to diversify their investments and leave a lasting mark on history.
