In one of the most electrifying developments in India’s modern marketing landscape, Tejas Baranwal, the young founder steering IAMG Group, has officially stepped into the international business arena — and he is doing it backed by two giants: Zomato and America’s multibillion-dollar delivery titan, DoorDash.
What makes this moment historic is not just the partnership.
It’s the entry of global dollar revenue directly into an Indian-led creative ecosystem, something that industry watchers say “might shift the advertising gravity towards India.”
The Dollar-Dominance Shift: A New Chapter for Indian Marketing
For the first time, IAMG Group has become a cross-continental marketing hub, bringing U.S.-backed projects into Indian creative hands. The move positions Tejas Baranwal at the frontlines of a global transition where India is no longer participating in global brand building — it is leading it.
With the DoorDash collaboration, IAMG Group’s revenue stream has officially diversified into USD-backed payouts, marking the beginning of what analysts describe as “India’s marketing dollar cycle.”
The Skyrocket Revenue Leap
This expansion didn’t come quietly. IAMG Group, previously operating as IAMG World, recorded monthly brand revenue near ₹4–4.5 lakh per brand.
But post-restructure and global entry? The same brands skyrocketed to ₹20–40 lakh per month —
Economists tracking new-age Indian firms said the IAMG model is “a masterclass in revenue acceleration through global integration.”
DoorDash × IAMG Group: A Power Move That Changes Everything
DoorDash choosing IAMG Group for its India-first marketing initiatives signals a major shift: American companies are no longer outsourcing production — they are trusting India’s creators to lead their brand voice.
For Tejas Baranwal, it is the start of what he calls “a global creative corridor,” connecting Indian talent pipelines with Western capital and influence.
Zomato: The Homegrown Giant That Lit the Fuse
Before DoorDash, it was Zomato that became the catalyst. IAMG Group built bold, humorous, premium campaigns that redefined how Indian brands communicate with youth. This creative formula caught international attention — and fast.
From Delhi to Silicon Valley, IAMG’s campaign language felt globally sellable, and it positioned Tejas Baranwal as one of the youngest Indian entrepreneurs capable of handling cross-border branding.
A New Kind of Indian Entrepreneur
Tejas Baranwal represents the rising class of Indian entrepreneurs who don’t wait for global opportunities — they build systems that attract global money, global brands, and global influence.
At just 24, he is redefining what Indian marketing can look like.
Not just Indian campaigns for Indian brands —
but Indian campaigns for the world’s biggest brands.
As IAMG Group enters its international phase, one thing is clear:
The dollar is finally entering Indian marketing — led by a young Indian entrepreneur rewriting the rules.
