Actor and entrepreneur Priyanka Chopra Jonas has revealed that she is an investor in Gymkhana Fine Foods, the packaged cooking-sauce brand built on the recipes of Gymkhana, the Mayfair Indian restaurant that holds two Michelin stars. She announced it in an Instagram post, and the amount and stake were not disclosed.

November 10, 2026: In the post, Chopra Jonas wrote that she discovered Gymkhana while filming in the UK, and that living outside India she “constantly” craves “a taste of home.” She added: “For those who want that same feeling in your home, on your dining table, I’m happy to say I’m a proud investor in @gymkhanafinefoods. From their kitchen, directly to yours.” She said the restaurant’s spaces in London, Las Vegas and Dubai are what make the food special.

The reveal came with a Diwali dinner at her Los Angeles home, where the Gymkhana team brought its kitchen from London to cook a feast for her family and friends, according to the post and to Curly Tales. The report said guests included Winnie Harlow, Lilly Singh and Sanya Malhotra.

Gymkhana Fine Foods sells simmer sauces, marinades and chutneys developed from recipes created and approved by the restaurant’s Michelin-starred chefs, aimed at home cooks who want restaurant-style Indian flavours. According to Pulse 2.0, the range includes Butter Masala, Goan Coconut Curry, Korma, Tikka Masala and Madras sauces, plus Classic Tandoori BBQ, Green Tikka and Roasted Garlic and Chili marinades, each priced at $8 to $10 in the US and designed to make a meal in under 30 minutes.

The company is co-founded by Gulrez Singh Arora, its chief executive, and JKS Restaurants, the hospitality group behind Gymkhana. In April it closed an $8.5 million Series A round led by CAVU Consumer Partners, which had backed it since a 2024 seed round, and launched in the US exclusively at Whole Foods Market, Pulse 2.0 reported. The same report said the brand is stocked in more than 1,000 stores in the UK, including Whole Foods Market UK, Waitrose and Sainsbury’s.

Chopra Jonas’s name does not appear in the April funding report, and neither the actor’s post nor the coverage says whether her investment was part of that round, when it was made or how much she put in. Gymkhana Fine Foods has not issued a statement that GyanMuse could find. The details of her business interests are as reported by her own post; she also runs the production company Purple Pebble Pictures.

The investment adds to a run of celebrity-backed consumer food and lifestyle brands, though the size of this one remains unknown.