Several centuries ago, it was Viswamithra, the great sage who was distracted by Menaka while he was performing a fierce penance. Menaka, commissioned by Indra, provoked him to pursue the demands of his senses. Thereafter, his yogic powers were depleted.

Several decades ago, it was Pradyumna, the great artist who was distracted by the beautiful princess, Sucharita Devi. He was working on a beautiful painting of Viswamithra and Menaka. Thereafter, not only he but his painting vanished from history.

Now, in the Twenty-First century, Rishi, a Swiss-Banker, set on an ambitious project to pursue his business with Mahendra, a corporate icon. His two other pursuits are to win the heart of his lady love, Snigdha and to know the whereabouts of his dreamy destination - Viswamithra's painting. All seems to be going fine till Apsara, a beautiful art dealer of the city, enters his life.

Can Apsara, the modern beauty, distract Rishi from his project, as Snigdha fears? Will Viswamithra's painting prove to be as unfortunate for Rishi as it was for Pradyumna?

Read “I Love You, Viswamithra” for interesting answers to these questions amidst twists and turns set in the world of Swiss banking and black money. It is not an ordinary tale about colors of painting, but a true reflection of colors of people in life.