Arjun Tendulkar engaged to Saaniya Chandok, granddaughter of businessman Ravi Ghai

Arjun Tendulkar, the 25-year-old all-rounder and son of cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, has reportedly engaged to Saaniya Chandok. The ceremony was said to be private, attended only by close family and friends, marking the union of two influential families from the worlds of sport and business.

Saaniya Chandok is the granddaughter of Ravi Ghai, chairman and managing director of the Graviss Group, a major player in India’s hospitality and food services industry. The group owns the InterContinental Marine Drive in Mumbai and runs Brooklyn Creamery. Under Ravi Ghai’s leadership, the company has expanded into international markets, building on the legacy of the Kwality ice-cream brand.

Beyond her family’s prominence, Saaniya has her own achievements. She studied Business Management at the London School of Economics and is a certified veterinary technician. She is also the co-founder and designated partner of Mr. Paws Pet Spa & Store LLP in Mumbai, a luxury pet care business offering premium grooming and wellness treatments.

Arjun Tendulkar, who plays domestic cricket for Goa and represents Mumbai Indians in the IPL, is carving his path in professional cricket while carrying the weight of his father’s illustrious legacy. His engagement to Saaniya has generated a buzz among fans, many praising the couple for keeping the occasion understated yet elegant.

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The match is seen as a blending of tradition, ambition, and enterprise. While Arjun continues to focus on building his cricket career, Saaniya is pursuing her entrepreneurial ventures. Their union brings together two distinct journeys, one on the pitch and the other in the boardroom, yet both grounded in discipline and dedication.

Though neither family has released an official statement, the news has captured the public’s imagination, not just for the celebrity factor, but for the story of two young individuals who have each built their own identities while staying connected to their family legacies. This engagement marks the start of a new chapter, one likely to draw attention both on and off the cricket field.