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Man built his own 4 BHK Taj Mahal in MP to honour love and his roots. TV actress reacts

Man built his own 4 BHK Taj Mahal in MP to honour love and his roots. TV actress reacts

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In a world where opulence often steals the spotlight, one man in Madhya Pradesh is redefining grandeur, not with extravagance, but with emotion. A viral video of a magnificent house modelled after the Taj Mahal has captivated the internet, but it's the story behind the marble that's truly stealing hearts. This isn't just a lavish display of architecture—it's a symbol of love , rooted in humility, and built to inspire.Located in Burhanpur, the stunning residence belongs to Anand Prakash Chouksey , who constructed it as a scaled-down version of the Taj Mahal within the campus of a school he founded. Built using the same Makrana marble as the original monument, the house replicates the Taj's dimensions, translating meters into feet for a one-third replica. Beyond its beauty, the structure serves as a tribute to love and a reminder of staying connected to one's roots. In the video, the man pointed towards a design on the floor and shared that he spent his childhood distributing milk; hence, the design of a buffalo on the floor of a buffalo served as a reminder of his roots and to never be arrogant.In a now-viral post, creator Priyam Saraswat shared the breathtaking visuals and wrote that the house stands not just as a symbol of architectural brilliance but of spreading love. The post has since received waves of appreciation online.A video of the house recently went viral, with social media users praising not only the home's beauty but also Chouksey's values. 'Uncle has a more beautiful heart than his Mahal,' wrote one user. Another commented, 'More people are fans of his humbleness than of his house… It's rare to see someone carry such greatness with so much grace.' Even TV actress Kavita Kaushik joined in, calling it 'So nice, nicer people.' The admiration wasn't just for the craftsmanship, but for the deeper message of love, humility, and remembering your roots.Saraswat, the creator of the viral post, perfectly captured this sentiment in their caption: 'This stunning home is situated close to Indore in MP and built as a symbol of propagating love amongst all. The best part is it's built inside a school founded by Anand Prakash Chouksey.'

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Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Netizens react In a world where opulence often steals the spotlight, one man in Madhya Pradesh is redefining grandeur, not with extravagance, but with emotion. A viral video of a magnificent house modelled after the Taj Mahal has captivated the internet, but it's the story behind the marble that's truly stealing hearts. This isn't just a lavish display of architecture—it's a symbol of love , rooted in humility, and built to in Burhanpur, the stunning residence belongs to Anand Prakash Chouksey , who constructed it as a scaled-down version of the Taj Mahal within the campus of a school he founded. Built using the same Makrana marble as the original monument, the house replicates the Taj's dimensions, translating meters into feet for a one-third replica. Beyond its beauty, the structure serves as a tribute to love and a reminder of staying connected to one's roots. In the video, the man pointed towards a design on the floor and shared that he spent his childhood distributing milk; hence, the design of a buffalo on the floor of a buffalo served as a reminder of his roots and to never be a now-viral post, creator Priyam Saraswat shared the breathtaking visuals and wrote that the house stands not just as a symbol of architectural brilliance but of spreading love. The post has since received waves of appreciation online.A video of the house recently went viral, with social media users praising not only the home's beauty but also Chouksey's values. 'Uncle has a more beautiful heart than his Mahal,' wrote one user. Another commented, 'More people are fans of his humbleness than of his house… It's rare to see someone carry such greatness with so much grace.' Even TV actress Kavita Kaushik joined in, calling it 'So nice, nicer people.' The admiration wasn't just for the craftsmanship, but for the deeper message of love, humility, and remembering your the creator of the viral post, perfectly captured this sentiment in their caption: 'This stunning home is situated close to Indore in MP and built as a symbol of propagating love amongst all. The best part is it's built inside a school founded by Anand Prakash Chouksey.'

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