These lines, which lead the immortal love story of Mughal emperors Shah Jahan and Mumtaz, are now in Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh, once again become a reality. Businessman Anand Prakash Chowkse has given a gift of a grand house by copying the Taj Mahal as a sign of love for his wife Manjusha Chowkse.
This example of love became the center of attraction
This unique house has now become famous among the local people as ‘Mini Taj Mahal’. The grandeur, design and artwork of this house made of white marble reminds those who see the real Taj Mahal. To see this, people from far and wide have started reaching Burhanpur.
Construction in 3 years, hard work of engineers and artists
It took about 3 years to build this mini Taj Mahal. Anand Chowkse said that he took inspiration from the real Taj Mahal and built this house and connected the country’s best engineers, architects and artists with this project. The dome of the house, the towers at the four corners, the carved doors and the glow of the marble – every part is very closely made.
A lovely gift for wife
Anand Chowkse said:
“Shah Jahan built the Taj Mahal for Mumtaz, I cannot become Mumtaz, but wanted to give something like Taj Mahal to my wife.”
This house is not just a building, but a emotional expression of love and dedication, which has made everyone emotional.
Taj Mahal is connected to the historic city of Burhanpur
Interestingly, Mumtaz Mahal died in Burhanpur and the first Taj Mahal was proposed to be here. In such a situation, the construction of ‘Mini Taj Mahal’ in Burhanpur seems like a link connecting history and present.