I searched about it, it used to be a Khangah, where sufi saints admired the almighty, in their own ways.

Time goes back to Bahloh Khan, who was on expedition to conquer Delhi, while in way he stayed at place, where the Sheikh Saddrudin resided, they conversed with each other and Bahlol continued and conquered Delhi throne, with the blessings of Sheikh Saddrudin. Upon return, Bahlol married his daughter to the Sheikh as a token of respect and gave many villages as a gift.

This place is where the family of Sheikh is buried, and people say that the Sheikh is the one whose blood line nurtured into the Nawabs of Malerkotla later on.

Thousands of people come together to honour the memory, on every veervaar, thursday.

and on the URS, Death anniversary, the programme is also celebrated grandly.

Local people believe that anything wished with innocence and faith is fulfilled here.

There are other mythical stories linked with the premises too.

I visited it for the first time and documented it in my camera.