Notable Actresses and Their 2025 Investments
Several leading Indian actresses have continued to make impactful investments in the country’s vibrant startup ecosystem in 2025, backing companies across sectors like consumer goods, tech, beauty, and wellness.
Shraddha Kapoor
Recognized as one of the most followed celebrity investors of 2025, she continues to expand her portfolio, actively supporting startups and making headlines as a top celebrity investor
Priyanka Chopra
Featured on the 2025 Hurun India Women Leaders List for her enthusiasm and strategic investments in both domestic and global startups.
Anushka Sharma
Invested in Slurrp Farm, focusing on healthy food options for kids and families. She also runs her own label, Nush, and is known for investments in Digit Insurance
Disha Patani
Invested in V.S. Mani & Co., a startup specializing in South Indian snacks and coffee products
Kriti Sanon
Co-founder and investor in the beauty startup Hyphen, bringing celebrity influence and business insight to the brand
Rashmika Mandanna
Made a significant investment in Plum, a fast-growing beauty and personal care startup
Sara Ali Khan
She backs The Souled Store, a leading youth-centric fashion and pop-culture brand
Deepika Padukone
Through Ka Enterprises, continued investing in innovative consumer brands, including Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters, Epigamia, Atomberg, Mokobara, and others. Her influence remains strong in the D2C and tech space
Alia Bhatt
Invested further in eco-conscious and women-centric businesses, including SuperBottoms (sustainable babywear), Phool.co (sustainable wellness), and her own kidswear brand Ed-a-Mamma
Shilpa Shetty
While 2025 saw a slowdown in celebrity investments overall, Shilpa Shetty stood out as a notable investor, adding capital to Mumbai-based ventures
Observations
Several actresses have launched their own brands or become strategic co-founders, solidifying their roles as both investors and entrepreneurs.
The focus remains on D2C, wellness, fashion, beauty, and sustainable business models—sectors closely aligned with youth and urban consumers.
Despite a reported dip in overall celebrity investment in startups in 2025, these actresses continue to wield significant influence, providing more than just financial capital—adding brand value, visibility, and mentorship
