Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal Ties Knot With Former Mexican Model Grecia Munoz

Deepinder Goyal, previously married to Kanchan Joshi whom he met while studying at IIT Delhi, has now embarked on this new journey with Munoz. Goyal, the founder of Zomato, faced criticism for the launch of the "Pure veg Mode" service, which he later withdrew due to feedback from vegetarian customers.

In response to the backlash, Goyal announced that while the company would continue to serve vegetarian customers, they would no longer implement on-ground segregation of delivery fleets based on food preferences. All Zomato riders, both regular and those catering to vegetarians, will now wear the color red.

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Zomato, founded in 2008, has become one of India's most prominent startups, backed by investments from China's Ant Group. Despite occasional controversies, the company remains a key player in the country's digital economy, offering a platform for food delivery and restaurant reviews.

Goyal's marriage to Munoz marks a personal milestone amidst his professional endeavors, adding a new chapter to his life as he continues to navigate the dynamic landscape of the Indian startup ecosystem with Zomato.