Who Is Saaniya Chandok? Everything About the Future Tendulkar Daughter-in-Law

Saaniya Chandok was raised in Mumbai amid a quiet expectation and a business legacy. Her last name has long been connected to the renowned food and hospitality conglomerate, the Graviss Group. Instead of joining her family’s multi-crore conglomerate right away, though, she decided to take a slightly different and unexpectedly practical route—toward animal care.

Saaniya created a reputation that seems especially avant-garde in contemporary India by fusing prestigious education with practical training. She returned to school to get her Veterinary Technician certification after graduating with a Business Management degree from the London School of Economics in 2020. Her luxury pet health firm, Mr. Paws Pet Spa & Store LLP, was founded in 2022 with this dual focus—clinical understanding and boardroom wisdom.

When the brand first appeared, the pet care industry in India was quietly flourishing and expanding at a rate of more than 15% per year. There were a lot of new business owners entering this market with gaudy branding and aggressive social media campaigns. Saaniya chose a more sensible approach, with a small but devoted customer base, excellent service, and a simplified business plan. She didn’t start her business to go viral. It was made to last.

Some family insiders may have been startled by her decision to pursue veterinary study after earning a prominent business degree, but it significantly increased the effectiveness of her business. She wanted to know what it meant when a Persian cat’s fur suddenly began matting or when a dog stopped eating, not just to manage a grooming parlor for show. That kind of attention to detail has come to define her brand.

Saaniya established Mr. Paws as a reliable, trustworthy brand by forming smart alliances with clinics and maintaining a subtle yet steady online presence. She increased the scope of its offerings during the previous 12 months to include preventive healthcare, nutrition planning, and wellness consulting. These upgrades weren’t merely extras; rather, they were answers to the requests of pet owners in India’s cities.

Saaniya has been focused on her company, rarely giving interviews or engaging in the PR circus, even though her relationship with Arjun Tendulkar has obviously taken up a lot of media attention. Given how well-known Tendulkar is in Indian cricket and society, the disparity is striking. She appears completely at ease in a supporting role—not subdued, but purposeful.

She stressed the need of creating “spaces that animals don’t fear walking into” in a quick comment she made at a local veterinary expo, and I was pleasantly surprised by how clear she was. It was a very realistic viewpoint that stuck with me for a longer period of time than I had expected.

Numerous tabloids are portraying her upcoming wedding in March 2026 as a union of corporate dynasty and cricketing pedigree. But beyond that polished exterior, much is going on. This is a tale of two people striving to emerge from their inherited shadows, not a brand merger.

Arjun is also prioritizing content over show. Even though he is the son of the most popular cricket player in India, he relocated from Mumbai to Goa in order to have more regular playing time. At the age of 26, he is steadily establishing himself as a lower-order batsman and left-arm bowler while juggling IPL appearances with domestic cricket. Rather than celebrity, their friendship appears to be based on quiet confidence.

Subtlety characterized their engagement in August 2025. There were no over-produced videos, no celebrity cameos, and definitely no media deals, but family members did post a few unscripted photos. That self-control spoke a lot. It demonstrated intent—a wish to preserve something holy—as well as flavor.

By March, the festivities will probably involve both well-known visitors and private family customs. Rahul Gandhi and Prime Minister Narendra Modi have already received invitations. However, Saaniya has maintained her composure despite all of this attention. She is adding a chapter to a life that has already been purposefully shaped, not reinventing herself around a marriage.

Inheritance is not the primary source of her estimated personal net worth, which is allegedly between ₹8 and 40 lakh. The majority of it is invested in Mr. Paws, a choice that indicates her conviction in long-term gains. Compared to the Graviss Group’s income of over 600 crore, that amount may seem insignificant, but it belongs to her. Created, not inherited.

Choosing a specialty business and cultivating it with care, accuracy, and almost meditative devotion is especially admirable for a young woman from a prominent family. She doesn’t hold herself up. She does a performance. Instead of fashion brands or influencer deals, her daily life is occupied with follow-ups, logistics, fur-shedding schedules, and discussions with veterinary technicians.

She has successfully established herself as a respected voice in the often-underappreciated but surprisingly adaptable and reasonably priced field of urban pet care by utilizing both emotional intelligence and professional expertise. Her clinics offer customized packages that take age, breed, and temperament into account, catering not only to poodles and shih tzus but also to senior pets and rescued street dogs.

Social media has been ablaze with wedding rumors in recent days. However, it doesn’t appear that any of it has distracted her. Rather, she is intensifying her plans to grow the company after the wedding, taking into account a digital booking platform and a second site in South Mumbai. Her strategy feels very effective and gets noticeably better every quarter, especially when compared to famous entrepreneurs that start immediately and prepare later.