Actor Rakul Preet Singh made it clear that passion—not wealth—is the driving force behind her latest business ventures. While speaking at a press conference in Mumbai on March 10, 2026, Rakul addressed a question about whether her expanding entrepreneurial interests were aimed at becoming the richest actress in the industry. Her response highlighted that the focus is far more personal than financial.
The event was organized to announce a new collaboration between Rakul Preet Singh and her husband Jackky Bhagnaniwith Invision Brands, part of the Franchise India Group. Through this partnership, the duo plans to introduce three international franchise brands to India—easyGym, 5asec, and Blenz Coffee.
When asked whether these ventures were part of a larger ambition to become the richest actress after already achieving popularity, Rakul responded candidly, explaining that the projects reflect their genuine interests rather than financial targets. She said, “We're not we're doing these partnerships and everything that we're doing when it comes to being investors. Our subject are areas that we are really passionate in. you know, whether it's fitness, whether it's coffee, whether it's our other brands, we're really passionate and like Jackie said that it's all about bringing your passion to life and client servicing and creating that impact. So, that's our endeavour. If that happens after that then it is a very good thing.”
Her remarks underline a broader trend among actors who are increasingly exploring entrepreneurship in industries they personally connect with. For Rakul, sectors like fitness and lifestyle are not just investment opportunities but spaces she actively engages with in her everyday life.
Jackky Bhagnani also weighed in on the conversation, acknowledging that financial success is always welcome but should never be the primary goal. “Hopefully from your mouth to God’ ear, and I would be lying if I haven’t thought about it, and why Not you know but the whole idea is that I feel that you know cinema is our passion and cinema is what has given both Rakul and me an identity and we eat sleep breathe cinema and all the other brands which servicing. So people should be happy. Progress and money is a byproduct of that,” he said.
Despite their growing portfolio of ventures, both Rakul and Jackky emphasized that cinema remains at the center of their professional lives. Their business moves are simply an extension of their interests and an opportunity to build experiences that resonate with their lifestyle and audience.
With international brands like easyGym, 5asec, and Blenz Coffee now set to enter the Indian market through this collaboration, the couple’s entrepreneurial journey appears to be just beginning—guided, as Rakul insists, more by passion than profit.