In the most adorable Ranthambore Reserve tigers, Jhumroo T20 is the highly masculine and virile tiger who attracts almost every wildlife enthusiast towards him. Jhumroo is one of the oldest male tigers in Ranthambore national park who fell away the Machali dynasty. The most interesting thing is Jhumroo is Machali's son. If we call Machali as the lady of lakes, Jhumroo is certainly the lakes' lord after Machali. After her, Jhumroo seized the entire territory of her including lakes and water body regions.
Jhumroo had a fantastic journey in the reserve as from binding small cub to a big male tiger, he is simply amazing. At present, Jhumroo is 9 feet long tiger who rules the entire vicinity by ruling the territory around Malik Talao and PadamTalao. During summers, he spends most of his time around Rani Bagh. With a huge dynasty, T20 has more than 18 descendants in which 4 are famous tigresses. In July 2002, this dynamic predator was first seen by the visitors in Ranthambore Reserve. Due to his shy nature, he seldom appears before tourists. Recently, the incident in which he encountered with few humans raised a sense of feat among nearby residents as Jhumroo hit 2 villagers who had been roaming outside the Ranthambore national park. At that time, he was having his food and the villagers tried approaching him. When he found victims approaching him, he got angry and attacked on them.