Dr. Kumar Vishwas is an Indian Hindi poet, lyricist, author, lecturer, and public speaker known for bringing contemporary Hindi poetry to a wide audience. His poetry combines literary expression with themes of love, relationships, society, culture, and human emotions. His official biography highlights works such as “Koi Deewana Kehta Hai” and “Ek Pagli Ladki Ke Bin.”
Kumar Vishwas has also contributed as a lyricist to Indian film and music projects. His recent work includes writing the lyrics for “Jai Jai Ram” from the upcoming film Ramayana. The song was composed by A. R. Rahman and sung by Arijit Singh and Shreya Ghoshal.
The devotional song reflects themes of Lord Rama's compassion, protection, strength, and adherence to dharma. Kumar Vishwas has described the song as expressing the feelings of a devotee rather than simply narrating the life of Lord Rama.Kumar Vishwas was born as Vishwas Kumar Sharma on 10 February 1970 in Pilkhuwa, Uttar Pradesh. He pursued Hindi literature academically and went on to establish himself as a poet and lecturer. His performances at Kavi Sammelans helped bring his poetry to audiences across India and abroad.
His poetry collection “Koi Deewana Kehta Hai” became particularly associated with his public identity and helped establish him as one of the recognizable contemporary Hindi poets. His other notable literary works include “Ek Pagli Ladki Ke Bin,” “Hothon Par Ganga Ho,” and “Phir Meri Yaad.”
Alongside poetry and literature, Kumar Vishwas has worked as a teacher, author, motivational speaker, and cultural performer. His official biography notes that he has taken Hindi poetry to international audiences through performances, digital platforms, and online poetry programmes.
Kumar Vishwas has also expanded his creative work into film songwriting. In 2026, he received renewed attention as the lyricist of “Jai Jai Ram,” the first released song from Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana. The song marks his collaboration with A. R. Rahman, Arijit Singh, and Shreya Ghoshal.
His literary and cultural initiatives also include “Apne Apne Ram” and “Apne Apne Shyam,” through which he explores the teachings and stories associated with Lord Rama and Lord Krishna through poetry, literature, and public discourse. Birth Date: 10 February 1970 Birth Place: Pilkhuwa, Uttar Pradesh, India Profession: Poet, Lyricist, Author, Lecturer, Public Speaker Genres: Hindi Poetry, Literature, Film Music Years Active: 1990s–Present