Arjun Tendulkar gets engaged: Who is Saaniya Chandhok, the cricketer's fiancée and granddaughter of business tycoon Ravi Ghai?

Arjun Tendulkar, son of cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, got engaged to Saaniya Chandhok on Wednesday in a private ceremony, Indian Today reported. The 25-year-old Arjun currently plays for Goa in domestic cricket after making a move from Mumbai. He is also a part of the Mumbai Indians squad in the Indian Premier League (IPL).

In 17 first-class matches, Arjun has taken 37 wickets, including a five-wicket haul, and scored 532 runs. He has one century and two fifties to his name. In IPL, he has taken three wickets in five matches at an economy of 9.36.

Who is Saaniya Chandhok, Arjun Tendulkar’s fiancée?

Meanwhile, Saaniya Chandhok is reportedly the daughter of Gaurika Chandhok and the granddaughter of Mumbai business tycoon Ravi Ghai, who heads the Graviss Group, a hospitality, frozen food and real estate conglomerate. The Graviss Group runs the Baskin Robbins’ India operations.

As per the Economic Times, Graviss Food Solutions Private Limited posted a revenue of Rs 624 crore in FY23-24, a 20% rise from the previous year. Its authorised capital stands at ₹2.23 crore, with a paid-up capital of Rs 90,100.

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While it’s not known if Saaniya Chandhok is also involved with the Graviss Group, it has been reported that she runs the Mr. Paws Pet Spa & Store LLP, a pet grooming and care business based out of Mumbai since 2022.

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Family feud in Ghai family

As per a report in the Free Press Journal, the relationship between Ravi and his son, Gaurav Ghai, is not very good. Ravi, in July 2025, filed a complaint at Mumbai’s Marine Drive Police Station against his son, accusing him of forgery and taking control of the Graviss Group by fraud.

Ravi claimed that the forgery took place when he was recovering from a cancer treatment, as his son created a supplementary Family Settlement Agreement using his forged signature and took full control of the company. He also stopped Ravi’s monthly allowance of Rs 12.5 lakh.

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“Whenever I returned to India after receiving treatment, Gaurav and his wife Sumita would come to me and ask for my signatures on various documents, stating that they were necessary for the business. Since I was distressed due to my illness and had no reason to suspect my son, I would sign the documents brought by my son and daughter-in-law without thoroughly examining them. During this period, Gaurav used to give me Rs 12.5 lakh per month for my expenses," his complaint read.

“I did not suspect my son or his wife, nor did I have the physical or mental condition to suspect what was happening. After that, in January 2025, I did not get any money from Gaurav. When I asked, he said, ‘Wait a bit, the money will come’. Till April I did not receive any money. My chief financial officer Farangilal Baburam Goyal told me that he has come to know that Gaurav has made himself the self-proclaimed chairman of the company and has taken full control of my company."

The police, however, did not file the FIR and have referred the matter for arbitration.