Harsh Anand Kumar Jain is an Indian entrepreneur. He made headlines after he was announced as a co-founder and CEO of Dream11, an Indian fantasy sports platform.
Harsh Jain was born in 1986 (age 39 years; as of 2025) in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. Soon after completing his primary schooling in Maharashtra, he attended Sevenoaks High School, in England. Later, he pursued a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania. Soon after his bachelor’s, he attended the Columbia Business School at Columbia University, where he obtained a Master of Business Administration. Since childhood, Jain has been fond of sports and often participated in several sports activities during his school days.
He belongs to a Jain family.
Harsh Jain’s father, Anand Jain, is an Indian businessman and executive who is the chairman of Jai Corp Limited. Often named as Dhirubai Ambani’s third son, in 2007, Anand Jain ranked 19th on Forbes India’s 40 richest list. Meanwhile, his mother, Sushma Jain, is a painter. Additionally, he has a younger sister, Neha Jain.
His younger sister, Neha Jain, entered into a marriage with Anurag Bagaria. Meanwhile, Bagaria owns a pharmaceutical company, KemWell Pharma.
In 2013, Harsh Jain entered into a marriage with Rachana Shah. Following the marriage, the couple was blessed with a baby boy, Krish.
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He follows Jainism.
While pursuing his undergraduate degree, he interned at Microsoft. While at Microsoft, he worked on the feasibility and commercial benefits of Microsoft entering the Push-to-Talk (PTT) marketplace.
Subsequently, the next year, he joined his father’s company, Jai Corp Limited, as its marketing manager. Two years later, Harsh Jain decided to start something on his own. In 2010, he co-founded Red-Digital, a specialized social media agency. Meanwhile, Red-Digital signed up with several marquee brands like Dell, PepsiCo, Mumbai Indians, BMW, Parker Pens, Adidas, PVR, Godrej, Berger Paints, Reliance Foundation, Educomp, Citibank, ICC and The Discovery Channel.
In 2017, Harsh Jain was appointed President of the Federation of Indian Fantasy Sports.
As of 2025, he serves as the Cultural Enforcement Officer and co-founder of Dream Sports. Meanwhile, its housing brands are
Along with Dream Sports, he has launched FanCode, Dream Capital, KheloMore, DreamSetGo, DreamX, and Dream Sports Foundation.
In 2022, an FIR was filed against the Dream11 co-founders, Harsh Jain and Bhavit Sheth, for violating the Karnataka Police (Amendment) Act, 2021 (which banned the operation of games of chance and skill that involved money). Despite the amendment, Dream11 continued its operation in Karnataka.
However, soon after the case was filed, multiple petitioners, including the Indian Gaming Federation (AIGF), Mobile Premier League, Games24x7, Gameskraft, Head Digital Works Private Limited, the Federation of Indian Fantasy Sports (FIFS), and Junglee Games, challenged the law. Owing to this, the Karnataka Police Amendment Act was struck down by Karnataka’s High Court.
Meanwhile, the Supreme Court already took a similar decision in August 2021. Hence, it dismissed Rajasthan’s High Court petition.
As of the financial year 2025, he has an annual salary of INR 4 crore.
As of 2025, Harsh Jain has an estimated net worth of $8 million, which in INR is 52 crore, according to several media houses. Meanwhile, his company, Dream11, has a towering valuation of $8 billion, which in INR is 65,000 crore.
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