India’s fashion and business fraternity is abuzz with excitement as Pitch To Get Rich, the country’s first-ever fashion business reality show, takes center stage. The show is revolutionising how India perceives fashion entrepreneurship, transforming it from a creative pursuit into a scalable, investment-worthy enterprise.
For the first time, India’s top business magnates, Ravi Jaipuria, Gaurav Dalmia, Vagish Pathak, and Naveen Jindal, have come together to power the future of the fashion business. Their collaboration marks a defining moment where fashion meets fortune, enabling fashion startups to turn visionary ideas into successful, sustainable ventures.
Speaking on the same, Sanjay Nigam, Founder of the Fashion Entrepreneur Fund (FEF) and the visionary behind Pitch To Get Rich, said, “Our goal is to bridge the gap between creativity and capital, empowering Indian fashion entrepreneurs to dream big, build globally, and redefine ‘Make in India’ for the world. To have such business stalwarts see value in our mission only strengthens our belief that Indian Fashion Brands can be scaled globally.”
Backed by the Fashion Entrepreneur Fund (FEF), Pitch To Get Rich is part of a larger ecosystem designed to nurture, invest in, and scale homegrown fashion businesses. Through real investments, mentorship, and national exposure, the show offers a one-of-a-kind opportunity for entrepreneurs to transform their ideas into brands with global relevance.
Beyond the runway, Pitch To Get Rich signifies a turning point for the industry, a cultural shift that positions Indian fashion as a serious business with billion-dollar potential. It’s no longer just about glamour; it’s about growth, innovation, and the emergence of India as a global fashion powerhouse.
As the show continues to spark conversations across boardrooms and studios alike, one thing is clear, that Pitch To Get Rich isn’t just a show; it’s the beginning of a fashion business revolution.
