Arjun Tendulkar engaged to Saaniya Chandok – What's the net worth of her family's business empire?
Arjun Tendulkar, son of cricket great
Sachin Tendulkar
, is set to marry Saaniya Chandok, the granddaughter of Mumbai businessman Ravi Ghai. The couple's engagement was held in a private ceremony attended by close friends and family.
Saaniya comes from a family deeply rooted in India's food and hospitality sector. The Ghai family runs the Graviss Group, which owns The Brooklyn Creamery and manages Baskin Robbins' India operations. While The Brooklyn Creamery's standalone net worth is not disclosed, Graviss Food Solutions Private Limited, the parent company, posted ₹624 crore in revenue for FY23-24, marking a 20% growth from the previous year.
The company has an authorised capital of ₹2.23 crore and a paid-up capital of ₹90,100.
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Mr. Paws Pet Spa & Store LLP, where Saaniya serves as Designated Partner and Director, is a smaller venture launched in 2022 with an authorised capital of ₹0.10 million. It remains a modest business compared to the group's larger brands.
The Ghai family also operates the InterContinental hotel in Mumbai under the umbrella of InterContinental Hotels Group, a publicly traded multinational valued at $18.43 billion as of August 2025.
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Despite negative net assets due to liabilities, IHG maintains a strong market valuation globally.
While the business numbers highlight the scale of Saaniya's family enterprises,
Arjun
continues to carve his name in cricket. The left-arm pacer plays domestic cricket for Goa and has featured in the IPL for
Mumbai Indians
. He began his professional journey with Mumbai in the 2020/21 season before moving to Goa, where he has impressed in both First-Class and List A formats.
The engagement has drawn warm attention from fans and well-wishers, blending cricket legacy with business prominence.
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