Photo Gallery: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow

Meet the young icons and iconoclasts with the potential to be superstars not just in India but also on the global stage

Sep 24, 2018, 14:27 IST6 min

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After disrupting the alcoholic beverages market with his craft beer, Ankur Jain now plans to make Bira 91 a Rs 1,000-crore brand in 36 months. Click to read the full story

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Archit Gupta took the slow and steady route in helping people self-file taxes. In seven years, ClearTax has grown both in scale and scope. Click to read the full story

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Understanding the Indian consumer is what Ashni Biyani does best. Click to read the full story

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Bhumi Pednekar adds life to her on-screen characters using sensitivity and empathy. Click to read the full story

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CEO and founder Girish Mathrubootham sets his sights on listing Freshworks in the US as the startup’s subscription-based revenue touches $100 million. Click to read the full story

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Karan Adani, CEO of Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone, is looking beyond India’s coastlines. Click to read the full story

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By introducing new categories of drinks, and aggressive marketing, Nadia Chauhan is pushing Parle Agro to new heights. Click to read the full story

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Zerodha founders Nithin and Nikhil Kamath have built a large, profitable, retail trading platform by charging only Rs 20 a trade and offering many free services. Click to read the full story

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With her consistent finishes in the top two, shuttler PV Sindhu is redefining India’s sporting glory. Click to read the full story

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PC Musthafa of iD Fresh Food is making new strides in selling packaged batter. Click to read the full story

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