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After starring in an international espionage drama—Heart of Stone—last year (2023), Alia Bhatt has returned to the big screen with an exhilarating action thriller, Jigra. Apart from headlining the Vasan Bala directorial, the 31-year-old actress also produced this movie alongside Karan Johar's Dharma Productions. This is the second movie after Darlings to be made under Alia Bhatt's Eternal Sunshine Productions banner.
According to The Economic Times and publicly available data, Alia Bhatt has an estimated net worth of over Rs 550 crore. The actress has ventured into various sectors and expanded her financial portfolio in the past few years. Notably, her wealth has witnessed significant growth recently, due to her investments. Below, take a look at all the companies Alia Bhatt owns and the ones she has invested her wealth in.
Alia Bhatt, who has a net worth of over Rs 550 Crore, has invested her wealth in 6 successful brands. Check out the companies she owns and others in which she has a strong stake
Brands owned by Alia Bhatt
In 2020, Alia Bhatt established her production company, Eternal Sunshine Productions. The first project backed by her banner was a comedy thriller, Darlings, starring Shefali Shah, Vijay Varma, Roshan Mathew, and Alia Bhatt. According to a Times of India report, Netflix bought the critically acclaimed movie for a whopping Rs 80 crore. Alia Bhatt's production company backs Vasan Bala's action thriller Jigra.
Not just production, but Alia Bhatt also ventured into the fashion industry in 2020 by launching Ed-a-Mamma. This clothing brand creates eco-friendly apparel for children between 2 and 14 years of age. According to Business Insider, the clothing brand catapulted into a Rs 150 crore business within a year. In 2023, Isha Ambani's company Reliance Retail—a subsidiary of Reliance Industries—acquired a 51 per cent stake in Ed-a-Mamma.
Alia Bhatt's investments
The Bollywood actress made her first entrepreneurial movie in 2017 by investing an undisclosed amount in a Mumbai-based fashion-tech startup, StyleCracker, which Dhimaan Shah and celebrity stylist Archana Walavalkar co-owned. "I am not actively looking for investments, but Archana has been my stylist for many years and when I came to know about StyleCracker, it seemed like a very logical move," Alia Bhatt had told The Economic Times when quizzed about her investment.
From launching her clothing brand to donning the producer's hat, Alia Bhatt expanded her financial portfolio by venturing into various businesses in 2020. The same year, she even invested in the e-commerce website Nykaa. According to Mint, Alia Bhatt's investment of Rs 4.95 crore multiplied significantly to Rs 54 crore in 2021, when Falguni Nayar’s company debuted on the Indian stock market.
Apart from Nykaa and StyleCracker, Alia Bhatt has invested in Phool.co, a D2C company backed by IIT Kanpur that makes incense products from floral waste. According to an Economic Times report, the company has witnessed a significant growth of around 130 per cent in the past few years.
In 2023, SuperBottoms, a sustainable baby and mom care brand, announced actor Alia Bhatt as its brand ambassador and investor. The same year, they even launched a campaign, 'It Feels Right,' featuring the Bollywood actress. Talking about her investment in the brand, Alia Bhatt said, "As a mother, I’m thrilled to join SuperBottoms in their mission to build a sustainable future for our children. Their commitment to creating eco-friendly diapers that don’t compromise on safety or comfort empowers us as parents to make meaningful choices."
