- Sequoia-backed health and wellness platform Hyugalife teams up with Katrina Kaif.
- Hyugalife aims to promote healthier living in India by offering authentic health and wellness products through a one-stop marketplace.
- According to the company, a partnership with Katrina Kaif, who has also invested in the platform, will help Hyugalife reach an even wider audience.
Hyugalife.com, a health and wellness platform backed by Sequoia India's Surge, has teamed up with leading Indian actor and fitness icon Katrina Kaif to promote a healthier lifestyle in India. The platform, founded by ex-Nykaa CFO Sachin Parikh and co-founders Anvi Shah and Neehar Modi, offers over 6,000 health and wellness products including supplements, health foods, sports nutrition, weight management, and women's health. The platform sources products directly from leading brands such as Gynoveda, MuscleBlaze, Optimum Nutrition, Oziva, Plix, and Power Gummies.
Hyugalife.com aims to promote healthier living in India by offering authentic health and wellness products at the convenience of its users through a one-stop marketplace. The partnership with Katrina Kaif, who has also invested in the platform, will help Hyugalife.com reach an even wider audience.
"I am a firm believer that fitness isn't simply about working out or just having a nutritious diet, it's a way of life," said Katrina. "With an aim at promoting and maintaining a healthy lifestyle, Hyugalife.com is offering high-quality, authentic products at our fingertips. I look forward to working with the team to help bring their vision of a healthier & happier India to life."
The partnership with Katrina Kaif is a major validation of Hyugalife.com's mission, said Anvi Shah, CEO of Hyugalife.com. "We are thrilled to have Katrina Kaif as an investor and partner in Hyugalife.com, so we together can help achieve our mission," Shah said.
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