Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Om Sweets: The Kathuria Brothers' Journey to a 600 Crore Empire
Imagine a family from Pakistan who knew how to make delicious sweets.
They moved to India and started a small shop.
That shop became a big success, called Om Sweets!
They sell many tasty treats, especially a special sweet called doda barfi.
Even though they started with not much money, they became a big business, worth lots of money!
They kept their prices low so everyone could enjoy their sweets.
The secret to their success is their tasty sweets and happy customers.
Om Sweets is a successful Indian food brand, originating from a sweet shop.
The Kathuria family built a Rs. 600 crore enterprise after migrating from Pakistan.
The business started with sohan halwa, and later expanded to 600 menu items.
Doda barfi, made with 'Angoori wheat,' is a signature product with high daily sales.
Om Sweets distinguishes itself through affordability and community trust, rather than large advertising.
- Who
- The Kathuria family, founders of Om Sweets.
- What
- Om Sweets' journey from a small sweet shop to a successful food brand.
- When
- The business began pre-partition, with the Kathuria family.
- Where
- Gurugram, India, with origins in Multan, Pakistan.
- Why
- To create a successful food brand, honor heritage, and embrace change.
- Business Value
- Rs. 600 crore
- Signature Product
- Doda Barfi
- Menu Items
- 600+
- Starting Location
- Multan (pre-partition)
- Price Point
- Affordable
- Key Ingredient
- Angoori Wheat