Short answer: Ranveer Brar topped India’s food-influencer chart on Instagram for 30 June to 6 July 2025, with an estimated 6.9M-9M weekly reach off just 3 posts. Nisha Madhulika and Kabita’s Kitchen followed closely. Together the top 10 food creators clocked roughly 40M-50M impressions in a single week.

How is the weekly reach measured?

Brief note on method. Reach here is per-post impressions multiplied by the number of posts in the week. It isn’t a Meta-verified figure, just a like-for-like proxy that lets creators with very different follower bases be compared on the same chart. Numbers are rounded.

Who are the Top 10 Indian food influencers (June 30 – July 6, 2025)?

1. Dolly Singh (Foodie) (@dollysingh). ~1.8M followers. 4 posts last week. Reach per post 1.2M-1.5M. Total: 4.8M-6M.

2. Kunal Kapur (@chefkunalkapur). ~1.2M followers, 3 posts, 1M-1.5M per post. Total: 3M-4.5M.

3. Kabita’s Kitchen (@kabitaskitchen). ~2.3M followers, 5 posts, 1M-1.4M per post. Total: 5M-7M.

4. Saransh Goila (@saranshgoila). ~500K followers, 2 posts, 750K-1.2M per post. Total: 1.5M-2.4M. Two posts, real punch.

5. Shivesh Bhatia (@shivesh17). ~700K followers, 4 posts, 500K-750K per post. Total: 2M-3M.

6. Nisha Madhulika (@nishamadhulika). ~3.5M followers, 6 posts, 1M-1.3M per post. Total: 6M-7.8M. Most active poster of the week.

7. Ranveer Brar (@ranveer.brar). ~4.6M followers, 3 posts, 2.3M-3M per post. Total: 6.9M-9M. Top of the chart.

8. Foodie_Incarnate (@foodie_incarnate). ~1.1M followers, 5 posts, 600K-900K per post. Total: 3M-4.5M.

9. Sanjyot Keer (@yourfoodlab). ~1.4M followers, 4 posts, 875K-1.25M per post. Total: 3.5M-5M.

10. Amrita Raichand (@amritaraichand). ~400K followers, 3 posts, 350K-600K per post. Total: 1.05M-1.8M.

What stood out this week?

Top of the leaderboard. Ranveer Brar led with 6.9M-9M, followed by Nisha Madhulika at 6M-7.8M. Dolly Singh and Kabita’s Kitchen sat right behind with 4.8M-6M and 5M-7M respectively. The mix of celebrity-chef polish and home-kitchen authenticity is the chart’s real signal.

Most active influencers. Nisha Madhulika posted the most (6 posts), grinding out steady reach. Foodie_Incarnate held high visibility with 5 posts. And Ranveer Brar showed the opposite play — top-tier reach off just 3 highly viral posts.

Engagement vs. followers. Niche creators like Saransh Goila and Amrita Raichand pulled strong reach relative to their modest follower base. Sanjyot Keer’s consistent posting kept him at 3.5M-5M reach, which is a tidy return on a 1.4M base.

How big is the food-influencer pie in one week?

Combined, these ten creators delivered a total cumulative reach of ~40M-50M impressions last week. That’s a lot of saved Reels, screenshotted recipes and late-night cravings — and a clear signal that food remains one of Instagram’s stickiest verticals in India.

FAQs about Indian food influencers

Who is the top Indian food influencer on Instagram right now?

For the week of 30 June to 6 July 2025, Ranveer Brar (@ranveer.brar) led with an estimated 6.9M-9M reach off 3 posts. Nisha Madhulika followed at 6M-7.8M, with Kabita’s Kitchen at 5M-7M.

How is weekly reach calculated for food creators?

Reach is per-post impressions multiplied by the number of posts published that week. It’s a rough proxy, not a Meta-verified metric, but it allows creators with very different audience sizes to be ranked on the same chart.

Which food influencer was the most active this week?

Nisha Madhulika led on activity with 6 posts in the week, followed by Kabita’s Kitchen and Foodie_Incarnate at 5 each. Ranveer Brar still topped reach despite posting only 3 times.

Can a smaller creator outperform a bigger one on reach?

Yes. Saransh Goila (~500K followers) and Amrita Raichand (~400K) both pulled reach numbers stronger than their follower counts would suggest, thanks to engaged niche audiences and well-timed posts.

What’s the combined weekly reach of the top 10 food influencers?

For 30 June to 6 July 2025, the top 10 Indian food influencers on Instagram clocked a combined weekly reach of roughly 40M-50M impressions — a sign of how dominant the food vertical still is on the platform.