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News18
a day ago
- Entertainment
- News18
MP Couple's Replica Taj Mahal Wins Hearts Online, Internet Says 'Wow'
Last Updated: The house is located within the grounds of a school founded by Chouksey. It has marble domes, intricate stonework on its pillars, and elegant archways. The Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, continues to captivate people globally. Mirroring this architectural marvel, a couple in Madhya Pradesh, India, has designed their house as a replica of the iconic monument. The four-bedroom house, owned by Anand Prakash Chouksey and his wife, is located in Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh. A video tour of their home has gone viral, captivating the internet. The video, posted on Instagram by Priyam Saraswat, features the couple welcoming Saraswat and providing a tour. 'It has been made using Makrana marble," the couple explains. 'The original Taj Mahal's dimensions in metres have been replicated in feet here. It's one-third the size of the original monument," they add. Situated within the grounds of a school founded by Chouksey, the house features marble domes, intricate stonework on its pillars, and elegant archways. According to the video's caption, the house was built as a testament to love, echoing the enduring sentiment behind the Taj Mahal. Netizens too expressed amazement at the stunning architecture. Many comments praised the house's beauty. 'Wow," one user commented. 'Everything about this reel is beautiful," another Instagram user wrote. 'The entrance reminds him of his humble beginnings. What a beautiful reminder," a second user added. A third commented, 'Love the couple, love the house obviously, love the message too! Which city in MP is this?" Another user commended the couple's humility: 'More people are fans of his humbleness than of his house. Despite owning a mansion grand enough to rival the Taj Mahal, he remains grounded and kind to everyone he meets. Wealth hasn't changed him… It's rare to see someone carry such greatness with so much grace."
Time of India
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Man built his own 4 BHK Taj Mahal in MP to honour love and his roots. TV actress reacts
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.'
India Today
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- India Today
Madhya Pradesh couple's Taj Mahal-style 4BHK home is a treat for the eyes. Watch video
A video of a couple from Madhya Pradesh giving a tour of their Taj Mahal-style house has gone viral, and it's not just the architecture turning heads; it's the intention behind inside a school in Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh, this marble-clad 4BHK house is a scaled-down replica of the iconic Taj Mahal. Designed as a tribute to love and built with purpose, the house belongs to Anand Prakash Chouksey and his wife. The home has now become the internet's latest video, posted by Instagram user Priyam Saraswat, begins with him asking the couple if the structure is indeed their house and a replica of the Taj Mahal. They confirm it with a smile and begin a brief walk-through of the property. 'It has been made using Makrana marble,' the couple says, adding, 'The original Taj Mahal's dimensions in metres have been replicated in feet here. It's one-third the size of the original monument.' The house, with its marble domes, carved pillars, and arched doorways, sits on the premises of a school founded by Chouksey himself. According to the caption in the video, the home was built with the idea of spreading the message of love, something the original Taj Mahal stood the video here: advertisement View this post on Instagram A post shared by Priyam Saraswat (@priyamsaraswat)Social media users praised both the house and the couple. 'I loved the couple more than the house,' a user said, while another added, 'The entrance reminds him of his humble beginnings. What a beautiful reminder.''Everything about this reel is beautiful,' one of the users the comments here: While the house drew attention for its grand design, it's the thought behind it and the simplicity of the couple that made the story resonate with users Watch
