A Royal Chronicle
Life of a Maharaja
From the illuminated gardens of Jaypee Greens to the curated lanes of Santushti — a glimpse into the world of Raj Prince Singh, extended family of the Patiala royal household and founder of RemyPatra.
The Chair — she sits, he stands
Chapter I
An Evening in the Royal Gardens
Jaypee Greens Resort, Greater Noida
The Maharaja and his Maharani spend an evening at Jaypee Greens — one of India's most distinguished resort estates. Frangipani trees glow under garden lanterns. The air carries marigold and jasmine. This is not a holiday. This is simply how the family lives.
The Maharani and her European guest
Chapter II
The Umbrella Courtyard
Jaypee Siddharth Hotel, New Delhi
At the Jaypee Siddharth's famous courtyard, the Maharani meets a European guest under the grand outdoor umbrella. The pool glows in the background. Two cultures, one conversation — this is how RemyPatra's international partnerships are born. Not in boardrooms, but in moments like this.
Outside Santushti The Concept Shop
Chapter III
Where Art, Craft & Commerce Meet
Santushti Shopping Complex, New Delhi
Santushti — New Delhi's most refined concept market, set within the grounds of the Ashok Hotel complex. The Maharaja and his wife walk the promenade, visit curated boutiques, and stop at the Makeover Salon. This is their world: where heritage and contemporary life coexist.
San-Cha Tea Boutique, Est. 1981
Chapter IV
A Cup of Quiet Elegance
San-Cha Tea Boutique, New Delhi — Est. 1981
San-Cha Tea Boutique has served Delhi's most discerning guests since 1981. The Maharani and her European companion take a table outside. Some traditions are worth keeping — and the art of a good cup of tea is one of them.
Holding RemyPatra — the card that started it all
Chapter V
RemyPatra — Held in Her Hands
The Polo Club Grounds, Greater Noida
On the polo club lawns, the Maharani holds up the RemyPatra business card. Hair Extensions. Shop in Greater Noida. What began as a royal family's enterprise is now a global factory. She holds it with pride — she knows what it took to build it.