Shah Rukh Khan’s family office has deployed over ₹1,000 crore across startups, real estate, and IPL. Juhi Chawla’s net worth is ₹7,790 crore from cricket and property. Bollywood stars no longer rely only on film fees. This article decodes the secret portfolios of SRK, Salman, Aamir, and others—how they earn more from business than from box office.
Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+ Hotstar, JioCinema, and Sony LIV are battling for a share of India's ₹15,000 crore streaming market. With 600 million+ internet users and 100 million+ paid subscriptions, the OTT boom is reshaping how Indians consume content. This article analyzes the business models, the shift from movies to series, and the economics of subscriber acquisition and retention.
Zepto files Rs 8,010 Cr UDRHP with FY26 revenue doubling to Rs 22,623 Cr and 1,139 dark stores. How Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra built India’s biggest quick-commerce company from a 10-minute grocery idea in 2021.
India’s startup count has crossed 680,000 — and 50% are now emerging from Tier 2 & 3 cities. With $8.05B raised in H1 2026 and the IndiaAI Mission deploying GPUs beyond the metros, India’s next unicorn may be hatching in Indore or Guwahati.
Ranveer Allahbadia (BeerBiceps) isn't just a podcaster—he’s the co‑founder of Monk Entertainment, Level Supermind, and BigBrainCo. Ankur Warikoo turned from CEO to edtech founder. Tanmay Bhat and his team built a content and talent management empire. This article analyzes the business empires behind India’s top digital stars, how they’re monetizing their influence beyond ads and sponsorships, and why venture capitalists are now hunting for creators, not just founders.
After a lull, the Indian IPO market is heating up again. Ola Electric is public. Mobikwik just listed. Now, investors are watching fintechs, SaaS companies, and consumer brands. This article profiles the top 5 startups expected to file for IPOs in 2026, analyzing their valuations, financial health, and the market conditions that will determine their success.
Mamaearth went public at ₹10,000 crore. SUGAR Cosmetics crossed ₹1,500 crore. boAt became a household name. The D2C revolution in India is no longer a trend; it’s a full-blown industry. This article breaks down the business models, valuation drivers, and success secrets of India’s top D2C brands. We analyze how founders leveraged digital marketing, supply chain innovation, and celebrity partnerships to build billion‑dollar businesses from scratch.
Hrithik Roshan’s activewear brand HRX is a household name. Anushka Sharma’s clothing brand Nush is thriving. But beyond their own brands, many Bollywood stars are becoming full-spectrum investors, backing fintech, edtech, and consumer internet startups. This article looks at how actors are transitioning from passive brand ambassadors to active venture partners, the deals they’ve made, and why founders are increasingly eager to have a celebrity on their cap table.
Transitioning from a Bollywood star to an entrepreneur, Vivek Oberoi now helms a ₹1,200 crore business empire spanning luxury real estate, hospitality, aerospace, tech startups, and premium spirits. Through the Oberoi Family Office, he’s investing across the board while still occasionally acting. This article traces how he built a multi-asset conglomerate, the strategic pivots he made, and why he believes actors should think like founders, not just artists.
Excerpt: Shah Rukh Khan’s wealth isn’t just from films and IPL. His family office has been quietly building a portfolio across health tech, edutainment, media technology, real estate, and direct-to-consumer brands. From backing health tech venture Numi to co-investing $15 million in Mythik, the media technology company founded by FreeCharge’s Jason Kothari, SRK’s portfolio is more diverse than any other Bollywood star. This article takes a deep dive into the Baadshah of diversification, analyzing each major investment, the strategy behind it, and how his family office operates like a mini venture capital firm.