Away from the bustling corridors of finance, Nithin Kamath, co-founder of Zerodha, often surprises people with talents that go far beyond the stock market. Known for steering one of India’s largest brokerage firms, he recently caught the attention of the online world for a completely different reason—his passion for music.
A Family Jam Session
A video shared on social media revealed Kamath’s musical flair as he strummed a soulful version of Euphoria’s famous track Aage Jaane Ram Kya Hoga. The recording, posted by his mother Revathi Kamath, showed not just the entrepreneur but his entire family immersed in music. His wife, Seema Patil, and their young son joined him, turning the living room into an intimate stage. The proud mother captured the lively moment during a casual house party, giving people a glimpse of Kamath as more than a business leader.
Online Reactions
The video quickly sparked reactions online. Viewers were delighted to see the billionaire in a relaxed and creative avatar. Some suggested he should consider performing at events like Bangalore Band Nights, while others simply found the scene endearing. The warmth of the family’s jam session resonated strongly with audiences, making the clip widely shared.
Music Runs in the Family
This wasn’t the first time the Kamath family had charmed audiences with their love for music. In another earlier video that circulated widely, Revathi Kamath performed alongside her grandson Kiaan. The duo presented a musical piece at the Shyamalakrishna Sangeetha Sabha held at the Dattatreya Temple in Tyagarajanagar, Bengaluru. Their performance was warmly received, further highlighting the family’s deep-rooted connection with music.
About Nithin Kamath
While these personal glimpses show his artistic side, Kamath remains one of India’s most influential entrepreneurs. Along with his brother Nikhil, he co-founded Zerodha, a company that transformed retail stockbroking in the country. He also launched True Beacon, an asset management firm. According to Forbes, as of March 2025, his net worth stands at $2.6 billion. Both brothers feature on the publication’s list of India’s 100 Richest in 2024, cementing their place among the country’s leading business figures.
A Family Jam Session
A video shared on social media revealed Kamath’s musical flair as he strummed a soulful version of Euphoria’s famous track Aage Jaane Ram Kya Hoga. The recording, posted by his mother Revathi Kamath, showed not just the entrepreneur but his entire family immersed in music. His wife, Seema Patil, and their young son joined him, turning the living room into an intimate stage. The proud mother captured the lively moment during a casual house party, giving people a glimpse of Kamath as more than a business leader.
Online Reactions
The video quickly sparked reactions online. Viewers were delighted to see the billionaire in a relaxed and creative avatar. Some suggested he should consider performing at events like Bangalore Band Nights, while others simply found the scene endearing. The warmth of the family’s jam session resonated strongly with audiences, making the clip widely shared.
Music Runs in the Family
This wasn’t the first time the Kamath family had charmed audiences with their love for music. In another earlier video that circulated widely, Revathi Kamath performed alongside her grandson Kiaan. The duo presented a musical piece at the Shyamalakrishna Sangeetha Sabha held at the Dattatreya Temple in Tyagarajanagar, Bengaluru. Their performance was warmly received, further highlighting the family’s deep-rooted connection with music.
About Nithin Kamath
While these personal glimpses show his artistic side, Kamath remains one of India’s most influential entrepreneurs. Along with his brother Nikhil, he co-founded Zerodha, a company that transformed retail stockbroking in the country. He also launched True Beacon, an asset management firm. According to Forbes, as of March 2025, his net worth stands at $2.6 billion. Both brothers feature on the publication’s list of India’s 100 Richest in 2024, cementing their place among the country’s leading business figures.
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