New Delhi

Rosha, India’s first wireless, portable and rechargeable lighting-focused brand, is expanding its global presence, building on strong demand from the hospitality and lifestyle sectors.

Founded in 2019 by school friends Gaurav, Kanwar and Shivam, Rosha was born out of challenges observed in the hospitality industry, including high recurring costs of candles, safety concerns and the limitations of wired lighting. In just six years, the design-led brand has positioned itself as a sustainable and versatile alternative to conventional lighting solutions.

A “Make in India” brand, Rosha specialises in design innovation, material experimentation and rapid customisation—key requirements for luxury hospitality projects. Its USB-powered, cordless lamps are designed for flexibility and ease of use, allowing placement across indoor and outdoor spaces without wiring or structural modifications, while consuming less energy than traditional lighting.

Rosha’s clientele includes leading hospitality groups such as Taj Hotels, The Oberoi Group, Radisson Hotel Group, Marriott International and Hyatt Hotels Corporation. The brand has also gained visibility in premium dining and nightlife spaces linked to public figures including Virat Kohli, Karan Johar, Shilpa Shetty and Yuvraj Singh.

Internationally, Rosha is now present across seven countries—India, the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Seychelles, Germany and England—with installations in over 6,500 restaurants and hotels.

Beyond ready-made collections, the company collaborates with leading architects and interior designers to deliver bespoke lighting solutions using materials such as stainless steel, brass, teak wood and marble. It has also partnered with lifestyle brands including Fabindia and Asian Paints.

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A bootstrapped venture, Rosha said its revenue has grown 25 times over the past six years, with a 60 per cent increase in monthly run rate compared to last year. The brand is now targeting deeper expansion in the GCC region and Singapore, while strengthening its direct-to-consumer business and expanding product categories.