How This 24-Year-Old Built a ₹1 Crore Company by Selling Biscuits

At 24, Mohammed Rehan isn’t just selling biscuits—he’s building brands.

What started with a family recipe has grown into Biskeys, a homegrown biscuit brand that Rehan has built to a valuation of ₹1 crore in just three years. But behind that milestone is a story of curiosity, experimentation, risk and an entrepreneurial mindset that started at a very young age.

Born in Calicut, Kerala, and brought up in Ooty, Rehan’s first taste of entrepreneurship came as early as Class 3, when he started selling school projects to his friends. At 13, he started a YouTube channel, eventually developing a passion for filmmaking, videography and content creation.

At 16, he launched his first startup, The Har Company, a grooming brand focused entirely on men. He would make the products himself, go to school, return home, sell them, and still find time to finish his homework.

That early combination of business and creativity continues to define Rehan today.

From a Family Recipe to Biskeys

Founded in 2023, Biskeys began with a recipe from Rehan’s mother and grew into a family-run business involving Rehan, his mother and his sister.

The idea was simple: create biscuits that deliver on taste while taking a more conscious approach to sugar. Biskeys built its identity around its low-sugar positioning and has since grown through online sales, events, pop-ups and direct customer interactions.

Rehan has been involved in almost every part of the journey—from production and branding to marketing, sales and operations.

The brand is also known for experimenting with flavours far beyond the usual biscuit shelf. Biskeys has introduced unusual concepts including Biriyani, Tiramisu and Bubble Gum-flavoured biscuits, with plans to continue expanding its range.

For Rehan, the ₹1 crore valuation is a milestone, not the destination.

“I don’t want to build just one successful product. I want to build businesses and brands that people remember.”

Where Business Meets Filmmaking

Beyond Biskeys, Rehan is also pursuing his passion for filmmaking through Rehan Productions, working across videography, commercial content and visual storytelling.

His creative background plays a major role in how he approaches business. For him, branding, storytelling and content are not just marketing tools—they are part of building something people can connect with.

And he doesn’t plan to stop with Biskeys or filmmaking.

Looking Ahead

At 24, Rehan sees Biskeys as just one chapter of a much larger entrepreneurial journey. He plans to explore new industries, build more businesses and continue developing his creative ventures.

From selling school projects in Class 3 to building a ₹1 crore biscuit company, and from making grooming products at 16 to pursuing filmmaking today, Rehan’s journey has always been about one thing: starting something, learning along the way, and seeing how far he can take it.

And if his journey so far is anything to go by, biscuits may only be the beginning.