Kosal Kumar

Kosal Kumar grew up as a joyful and carefree child in Samastipur, a small town in Bihar, surrounded by nature and the warmth of an extended family. From an early age, his passion for art far outweighed his interest in academics. Unlike many parents of today’s generation, his father recognized his unique spark and decided to homeschool him until 5th grade. Much of his childhood was spent in the company of Maharaj Ji, a regular visitor to their home, who entertained him with storytelling and jokes. Inspired, young Kosal began reciting jokes, making everyone around him laugh—a legacy he carries forward even today. Whether on the bus, in class, or at home, Kosal’s jokes bring smiles to those around him.

He developed a love for painting during his early years. His father, Narmadeshwar Prasad Sharma, despite financial difficulties, ensured Kosal had access to art supplies, encouraging his son’s passion. Kosal spent hours creating art, supported by his father’s unwavering belief in his talent. This encouragement shaped his destiny, as his father never pressured him to pursue a conventional career path.