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Born in India.
Career : Started as a merchant banker, became fashion
merchandising manager in Bombay for the Associated Merchandising
Corporation. She moved to London in 1986 where she married merchant
banker Ranjit Mathrani and set up a business designing Indian
jewellery for department stores, which she still runs. The brainchild
of Cambridge educated Namita, Chutney Mary opened in
1990 to become the first up-market Indian restaurant to promote
Anglo-Indian cuisine.Ranjit Mathrani, Namita and sister Camellia
Panjabi form the directorship of Masala World which also owns
Veeraswamy, Amaya & Masala Zone outlets.
Awards :Awarded Personality of the Year by Curry
Club in 1998. Masala World won Best in Britain (BIBA) Group of the
Year Award 2007 |

Fellow of Restaurant Hall
of Fame (FRHF)
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