Produced by: Mohsin Shaikh
Jayshree Ullal tops the 2025 Hurun Rich List with ₹50,170 crore wealth. The Arista Networks CEO built her empire in Silicon Valley, proving India-born women are reshaping global tech fortunes.
Radha Vembu, often behind the scenes, quietly amassed ₹46,580 crore through her stake in Zoho. With her brother stepping down as CEO, she’s now the true financial powerhouse of the company.
Ex-banker Falguni Nayar turned Nykaa into a beauty retail empire worth nearly ₹40,000 crore. From her garage startup to 200+ stores, her journey embodies India’s D2C dream.
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw’s Biocon empire began in a garage in 1978. Now valued at ₹29,330 crore, she remains a trailblazer who turned science into a billion-dollar business.
Ruchi Kalra of OfBusiness carved her fortune in B2B commerce, clocking ₹9,130 crore. Her McKinsey-to-entrepreneur pivot shows how Indian women are rewriting startup success stories.
Juhi Chawla’s wealth surged 69% this year to ₹7,790 crore, thanks to Knight Riders Sports. She may have left the spotlight, but her business game makes her Bollywood’s quiet mogul.
Neha Bansal, co-founder of Lenskart, is redefining eyewear retail while managing merchandising and legal operations. From Delhi classrooms to boardrooms, her story is an optical empire in the making.
Indra Nooyi, ex-CEO of PepsiCo, nearly doubled sales during her tenure. With Amazon and Deutsche Bank board seats, her wealth is rooted in leadership that redefined global corporate culture.
Neha Narkhede, co-creator of Apache Kafka and ex-CTO of Confluent, built her tech fortune through open-source brilliance. Her ₹ wealth cements her as one of the few women shaping Silicon Valley’s data backbone.
Kavitha Subramanian, co-founder of UpStox, turned fintech disruption into riches. From IIT Bombay to Wharton, her ₹ empire showcases how digital trading is minting India’s new female billionaires.