The most crucial step for any entrepreneur is to zero down the kind of resources required to start a business. And when it comes to the food and restaurant business, it needs to be kept in mind that the resources are highly skilled in work and know the true meaning of quality. With an array of businessmen in India, entrepreneur Amit Aggarwal is gearing up to build a business empire in the F&B industry.

The businessman is the founder of Chandigarh’s most loved party destination – Paara Night Club. Blessed with a genius business mind, Mr. Aggarwal has spread his businesses in various other verticals. He already has a successful venture into the pharmaceutical industry, and also owns a micro-brewery lounge. Amit Aggarwal started working merely at an age of 20. He initially worked at a chemist shop that gave him a decent knowledge about the field of medicine.

In his later years, he set up a pharmaceutical manufacturing industry that makes and distributes medical products across India. As a diversified businessman, Amit has always wanted to have a venture in the food industry. “I wanted to open a chain of restaurants last year, but it got postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With the situation being eased, I intend to get into the F&B business soon”, Mr. Aggarwal quoted.

He further went on to say that the idea of having a café and restaurant always fascinated him, as it has got a great ROI in the long run with a higher profit margin. Amit Aggarwal, apart from his business works is also a social worker. In the past, he has initiated many drives as the President of the Rotract Club. Serving the countrymen and uplifting the societal issues of the country has been of utmost importance for Mr. Amit.

As of now, he is majorly focusing to boost India’s education system. Earlier, the businessman had expressed his interest in promoting a startup ecosystem in India that would help many small scale businesses to grow on a national level. “We can only incorporate business ventures after providing the right education to today’s generation. It is important to impart the right knowledge about business first”, he concluded.