J. Kumar's success story is riveting tale of ambition, commitment and excellence The man who started his journey in 1980, with contract amounting to Rs.15,000 and earned Rs. 2250 of it, today heads an organization that employs nearly 7,000 people and has work orders worth around Rs. 11,936.00 Cr. And when you ask him the reason for this phenomenal success, he readily answers "Dedication is the key. No project is big or small, and once you have undertaken a project, you give it everything you have. Never compromise, never procastinate. 'Now' is the best time to do anything of value. I make it a point to control and oversee everything that happens at J. Kumar." This hands-on approach coupled with an unshakable faith in his own ability to complete a project within the stipulated time in the most brilliant fashion has steered tihs organization to it's stupendous rise. His relentless hunger for growth and excellence along with his vision is enough to restore faith in India's future. After the 26/7 deluge in 2005 that rocked Mumbai, major infrastructure companies bowed out after committing to build the bridge from Bandra to Mahim over Mithi river. Sensing an opportunity to prove their mettle, J. Kumar stepped in and successfully completed the project. J. Kumar is set to create history when they start working on the next leg of DMRC project, which is about 25 meter below ground level and runs a length of 13.5km.