The renowned poet and songwriter Dr. Kumar Vishwas is currently in the spotlight due to his work on the song 'Jai Jai Ram' from the 'Ramayana,' which he composed with exceptional beauty and simplicity.
The popularity of the song 'Jai Jai Ram' confirms the magic of Dr. Kumar Vishwas's pen. He shared that he composed this song in a special room of his luxurious home in Noida.
Kumar Vishwas built a magnificent five-story mansion in Noida that resembles a palace. The interior of the building is as grand and luxurious as its exterior. He presented his home during a tour on the Curly Tales channel.
The mansion is named 'Ram.' Upon entering the building, there is a very large portal resembling a royal hall. Large images of elephants are placed on both sides of the gate, lending a regal appearance to the entrance.
Each of the five floors of the mansion has a recreation area where groups of people can gather for meetings, conversations, or spending time together.
A painting spanning 60 feet is displayed throughout the entire five-story building, from the basement to the roof. The theme of this artwork is spring and includes depictions of lotuses, water, foliage, and trees.
The house also features a special room designated for music practice and reading. The wall in this room is decorated with an image of a large tree bearing numerous books. Kumar Vishwas mentioned that this is where he wrote songs about the Ramayana.
The house also houses beautiful statues of Bodhisattva, Rama, Krishna, and Ganesha. The parents' floor has a beautifully decorated temple.
Furthermore, Kumar Vishwas has equipped a private salon, which includes a room for steam therapy and massage, allowing one to use a spa right at home.
On his own floor, he created a library alongside his bedroom, where he spends a lot of time reading books.
It is noteworthy that this library stores not only the 'Bhagavad Gita' and 'Ramcharitmanas' but also the Quran. He emphasized that the books do not compete with each other.
The daughters' floor has a large recreation area with multiple sofa groupings, and a large television is mounted on the wall.
The house also contains a magnificent temple where the family regularly holds joint prayers. Kumar Vishwas's home is compared to the palaces of kings and maharajas.
Despite possessing wealth amounting to millions, Kumar Vishwas maintains a connection to his roots, continuing to drink water from clay pots kept in his kitchen.
