This study examines the psychological well-being of tobacco growers in Hunsur taluk, Karnataka. Tobacco cultivation, while economically significant, can impact farmers' mental health due to its association with financial volatility and health risks. Using a mixed-methods approach, including surveys and qualitative interviews, this research explores factors influencing psychological well-being among tobacco growers. Findings suggest a complex interplay of economic pressures, health concerns, and socio-cultural factors affecting mental health outcomes in this population. Recommendations for targeted interventions and policy measures aimed at improving psychological well-being among tobacco growers are discussed.