Arjun Tendulkar engaged to hospitality tycoon Ravi Ghai's granddaughter, Saaniya Chandok

Arjun Tendulkar, son of cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar, is officially engaged to Saaniya Chandok, granddaughter of Mumbai hospitality tycoon Ravi Ghai. The private engagement reportedly took place on August 13, 2025, in a private ceremony with only close family members and friends in attendance.

However, neither family has released official photos or public statements, allowing the celebration to remain low-key and personal.

Arjun Tendulkar, son of God of Cricket Sachin Tendulkar , has got engaged to #SaaniyaChandok, the granddaughter of prominent Mumbai businessman Ravi Ghai.#SachinTendulkar𓃵 #Arjuntendulkar pic.twitter.com/lEIOR6jIGT

— 𝐈𝐂𝐓 ᴬᵁᴿᴬ🇮🇳 (@AURAICTT) August 13, 2025

Two Legacies Unite- Cricket Royalty Meets Business Brilliance

The match brings together two prominent Mumbai legacies. Arjun, a left-arm fast-bowling all-rounder, has steadily carved his space in professional cricket. Representing Goa in domestic tournaments and donning the Mumbai Indians jersey in the IPL, he is shaping his career while honouring the weight of the Tendulkar name. 

On the other hand, the Ghai family, meanwhile, is a powerhouse in hospitality and food, with flagship ventures such as the InterContinental Hotel in Mumbai and the Brooklyn Creamery brand.

More About Bride-to-Be Saaniya Chandok

Saaniya Chandok may hail from a high-profile business lineage, but she is known for her entrepreneurial spirit. A certified veterinary technician, she is the founder of Mr. Paws, a luxury pet spa and skincare brand in Mumbai. She also serves as a Designated Partner and Director at Mr. Paws Pet Spa & Store LLP. Her work blends her professional expertise with a passion for animal care.

Joyous Union Remains Under Wraps

While details of their wedding remain under wraps, the engagement has captured public attention, blending cricketing prestige with entrepreneurial ambition. For now, both families appear content to let this new chapter unfold away from the glare of constant media attention.