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Salad Life is a movement, not just a brand: Founder Zorawar Kalra

The Sunday Guardian

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September 14, 2025

In an exclusive conversation with TSG Network, Zorawar Kalra—Founder & Managing Director of Massive Restaurants Pvt. Ltd.—opens up about his latest venture, Salad Life, a bold new addition under the Massive Restaurants umbrella.

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Known for revolutionizing India's dining culture with brands like Masala Library and Farzi Café, Kalra now sets his sights on redefining clean eating for the urban Indian consumer. From the inspiration behind Salad Life to its unique menu philosophy, packaging innovation, and ambitious growth plans, he shares how the brand aims to make mindful eating both aspirational and indulgent.

Q: Salad Life is a bold new step under the Massive Restaurants umbrella. What inspired you to introduce a clean-eating brand at this stage of your journey? How does it complement your existing brands while opening a new chapter in your culinary journey?

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