Meet Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani's lesser-known relative, as beautiful as any Bollywood actress, manages world's top...; Akash Ambani is her...
The Ambanis are one of the richest and most influential families in India. The Ambanis are well known for their large business empire, extravagant lifestyle, and substantial influence in energy, telecom, retail, and entertainment. Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani's daughter-in-laws, Shloka Mehta and Radhika Merchant, are known for their haute couture and often make a splash at high-profile parties and events.
Shloka Mehta is often the one making headlines, but her younger sister Diya Mehta Jatia is also a fashionista in her own right. In addition to being gorgeous with fabulous style, Diya is now becoming a force in high fashion. No matter if she is in Indian attire or dressed in stunning western outfits, Diya is perfectly on point in every look, with poise and grace, and is certainly not a wallflower in fashion circles.
Many acknowledge Diya Mehta Jatia, Mukesh Ambani's elder daughter-in-law Shloka Mehta's sister, as a fashionista with impeccable fashion taste. She is an acclaimed and sought-after fashion consultant who has migrated to Mumbai and is generally given credit for a lot of Shloka's looks, especially for glitzy social engagements and high-profile events, according to the media reports.
Speaking about her personal life, Diya is married to Ayush Jatia, the son of Amit Jatia, who chairs Hardcastle Restaurants, the exclusive franchisee for McDonald's in West and South India. Diya has a pronounced position as a fashion consultant, having an eye for classics. She is most likely responsible for many of Shloka's coolest looks and has worked with her over the years. Diya spends her time in Mumbai and London, the latter of which has a contemporary European flair that is appealing to all the senses with its colour palette and tasteful furnishings.
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