Early Life
Born and brought up in Jaipur, Rajasthan, CA Anjali Jain grew up in a close-knit family that instilled in her the values of hard work, humility, and togetherness. Her father worked as a cloth merchant, while her mother was a homemaker who nurtured the household with warmth and care. As the youngest among four sisters, Anjali was always surrounded by love and encouragement, which gave her the confidence to dream big and stay rooted in her traditions.
Her upbringing in Jaipur, a city known for its rich culture and vibrant heritage, played a big role in shaping her creative sensibilities and entrepreneurial spirit. Jaipur was not just the city where she was born, it became the foundation of who she is today. Anjali is married, continues to live in her hometown, and is a proud mother to a three-year-old son who she lovingly calls her biggest inspiration.
Education
Anjali’s academic journey reflects her determination and commitment to excellence. She completed her Chartered Accountancy in project financing from Jaipur in 2017. With an analytical mind and a natural inclination toward strategy and management, she was quick to build a promising professional path.
Her career began with Wipro, where she spent seven years gaining deep exposure to financial systems, project execution, and organizational processes. These years helped her build a structured approach to problem-solving and decision-making. But even while she thrived in the corporate environment, she felt a quiet pull toward something more creative and meaningful.
Career
Anjali’s entrepreneurial journey began during the COVID-19 pandemic, a time when the world was changing in unexpected ways. While working on assignments with Seven Skyes, she discovered something that sparked her interest and brought out her creative best. She saw the potential to build something extraordinary. The experience gave her clarity, and she made the brave decision to leave her corporate job and step fully into the entrepreneurial world.
In 2021, Anjali ventured into wedding planning, event designing, and catering services. Her ability to combine meticulous financial planning with a strong sense of design quickly set her work apart. By 2024, she and her team launched Tyohaar by Seven Skyes, a brand that reimagines the art of Indian sweets and premium gifting.
Tyohaar is a celebration of India’s festive spirit. The brand specializes in artisanal sweets, continental desserts, Delhi 6 chaat, and luxury wedding gifting. Under Anjali’s leadership, Tyohaar blends traditional flavors with modern aesthetics, creating a luxury mithai experience that stands out. Her husband looks after the operations side of Seven Skyes, while Anjali focuses on systems management, design, and marketing. Their shared vision and teamwork have helped the brand grow steadily.
Achievements
Anjali’s work has been recognized and celebrated for its creativity, quality, and impact. In April 2025, she was named City Icon by Dainik Bhaskar. She was also listed among the 10 Most Powerful People of Rajasthan by Rajasthan Dreams, titled as a Global Women Leader by Chief Women Global Leaders, and recognized among the 100 Women Face of the Year by Fox Story.
Her name gained further attention when she introduced India’s most expensive and healthiest sweet, creating a wave of change in the mithai industry. In a heartfelt tribute to the brave soldiers who fought during Operation Sindoor, she decided to replace the traditional “Pak” in sweet names with “Shree,” adding a layer of meaning and pride to something every Indian holds close to their heart.
Anjali’s story is not only about building a successful business but also about giving back. She runs a charitable trust in her mother’s name, dedicated to the upliftment of women and children. Through this initiative, she has built homes for 45 HIV-positive children, sponsored treatment for six retinoblastoma patients, and supported the education of more than 50 children. She also works toward improving education and employment opportunities for families living in slum areas, making real change where it matters most.
