Funding · Healthcare & Life Sciences

Dhun Wellness raises $4M for expansion

By Startup Enthusiast · 23 January 2026

What they do

Dhun Wellness offers luxury urban wellness sanctuaries with integrated healing models

The company raised $4 million in fresh funding co-led by SRF Ltd and Havells India

Demand grew 15% month-on-month as the firm plans expansion to four new cities

Dhun Wellness has raised $4 million in a fresh funding round.
SRF Ltd (Kama Group) and Havells India co-led the investment.
Angel investors included Abhishek Goyal, Ash Lilani, and Arushi Aayush Agrawal.
Founder Mira Rajput Kapoor established the company in 2023.
The company reported 15% month-on-month demand growth across its services.
Investors cited a global health market projected to reach $256.9 billion by 2033.
India's holistic wellness sector serves approximately 70 million Indians by 2028.
The startup aims to build a comprehensive longevity vertical with clinical offerings.

The funding supports rapid physical expansion into major Indian metropolitan areas.
The India health/wellness market is valued at $78 billion, with holistic centres expected to serve around 70 million Indians by 2028.
The investment validates the growing consumer interest in personalized health programs.

Dhun Wellness operates as a luxury urban wellness sanctuary in Bandra, Mumbai.
The flagship facility spans 6,000 sq. ft. with 13 treatment rooms.
Services include traditional therapies like Ayurvedic treatments and sound healing.
Modern offerings feature Electric Cryotherapy at -160°C and Infrared Saunas.
Clients access personalized 7-day programs for gut restoration and sleep alignment.
A 24/7 concierge service supports clients during their wellness journeys.
The company provides home-care plans for remote wellness management.
Revenue is driven by high-end membership fees and specialized treatment packages.

SRF Ltd (Kama Group) (co-lead) — Industrial conglomerate investing in lifestyle and wellness sectors.
Havells India (QRG Investment & Holdings) (co-lead) — Electrical goods manufacturer expanding into consumer health markets.
Abhishek Goyal (angel) — Co-founder of Tracxn, a business intelligence platform.
Ash Lilani (angel) — Partner at Saama Capital, a private equity firm.

Product: Urban wellness sanctuaries offering integrated therapies including Ayurveda, sound healing, cryotherapy, infrared saunas, and personalized seven-day longevity programs.
Customers: Urban consumers seeking holistic rejuvenation, preventative health, and longevity treatments.
How it makes money: Charges fees for wellness therapies, spa treatments, and multi-day health programs.
What sets it apart: Provides comprehensive resort-style longevity therapies inside major cities without requiring travel to remote retreats.
Operations: Operates a flagship sanctuary in Bandra, Mumbai, with centers expanding to additional major Indian metropolitan cities.