Anmol, a Murrah buffalo from Haryana, has become a viral sensation thanks to its luxurious lifestyle and massive size. Weighing 1,500 kilograms and valued at ₹23 crore, the buffalo grabs attention not only for its striking appearance but also for its exceptional breeding value. Anmol is eight years old and comes from the Sirsa district. Its owner is Gill. The buffalo’s semen is a major source of income. Through which, its owner reportedly earns roughly Rs 5 lakh a month. Not only this, keeping Anmol healthy and well-fed costs about Rs 1,500 a day. Let’s take a look at different aspects of Anmol’s life. Why Is Anmol So Costly? Anmol is a pure Murrah breed, which is known for its superior qualities. This is why his market price is Rs 23 crore. This figure is comparable to the cost of two Rolls-Royce cars, several Mercedes-Benz vehicles or even valuable real estate in parts of India. Gill previously sold Anmol’s mother and sister to help pay for upkeep. As per the ET report, Anmol’s mother used to produce about 25 litres of milk every day. Semen And Earnings The demand for Anmol’s semen is what drives most of his commercial value. It is collected twice a week, and according to a viral video, one shot can impregnate up to 400 buffaloes. Each extraction is said to be worth Rs 250. This gives Gill a monthly income of approximately Rs 5 lakh. Anmol’s Daily Diet And Care Anmol’s daily feed is carefully chosen. According to a report in Times Of India, his regular menu includes 250 grams of almonds, 4 kilograms of pomegranates, 30 bananas, 5 litres of milk and 20 eggs each day. The buffalo also gets oil cake, green fodder, ghee, soybeans and corn to maintain its weight and shiny coat. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Viral News – Mukul Raghav (@viral.news.hai) The cost of this special diet and care comes to about Rs 1,500 a day. Bathing and grooming are part of its routine too. Anmol receives two baths daily using a mix of almond and mustard oil to keep its skin and hair healthy. Public Appearances And Fame Anmol has been shown at public events and fairs. The animal appeared at the Pushkar Mela and the All-India Farmers’ Fair in Meerut. Even with the high costs of care, Gill values Anmol deeply. To him, Anmol is not just a buffalo but family.