Sony Entertainment Television’s ‘MasterChef India’ has further cemented its position as one of Indian television’s most influential and sought-after brand properties, emerging as a powerful magnet for advertisers seeking scale, credibility and purpose-driven storytelling.
The new season aligns with the broader national sentiment of progress and pride, echoing the theme ‘Desh Front Foot Par Chal Raha Hai’, and celebrates India’s cultural identity through food, creativity and ambition.
According to a media statement from Sony, the latest season offers brands a culturally rich and emotionally resonant platform. By blending culinary excellence with narratives of homegrown pride, ‘MasterChef India’ creates a strong canvas for partners that stand for trust, quality, heritage and innovation.
Reinforcing this alignment, Ananda Dairy Ltd. has joined the show as the Co-Presenting Sponsor, seamlessly fitting into the season’s focus on nourishment and Indian roots. Fortune Edible Oils and Foods and Catch Salts and Spices have come on board as Co-Powered By Sponsors, strengthening the show’s connection with everyday Indian kitchens and its emphasis on taste, trust and authenticity.
The season’s commercial ecosystem is further broadened by associations across cookware, energy and household categories. Bergner India, Bharat Gas and Vim ProClean Dishwashing Liquid from Hindustan Unilever Limited have joined as Special Partners, reflecting the programme’s wide appeal across lifestyle and utility segments.
Anchoring the show’s aspirational appeal is the return of its popular judging panel — chefs Vikas Khanna, Ranveer Brar and Kunal Kapur. Their presence continues to lend credibility and emotional depth to the format, helping the show deliver premium audiences and sustained cultural relevance.
Commenting on the partnerships, Akshay Agrawal, Cluster Head, Ad Sales, Hindi GEC, Travel & Tourism Business at Sony Pictures Networks India, said ‘MasterChef India’ remains a preferred destination for brands aiming to engage with value-conscious consumers at scale. He noted that the show’s credibility, aspirational storytelling and strong connection with Indian households make it a natural fit for multiple categories, adding that the current season’s partners align closely with the programme’s ethos of excellence, trust and homegrown pride.
Dr. Radhey Shyam Dixit, Chairman of Ananda Dairy Ltd., said the association reflects a shared belief in honouring Indian ingredients and authentic flavours. He added that the partnership brings together the values of nourishment, creativity and togetherness, inspiring pride through food while delivering genuine dairy goodness to Indian kitchens.
‘MasterChef India’ airs at 9 pm from Monday to Friday on Sony Entertainment Television and Sony LIV, continuing its journey as a definitive platform for brands seeking meaningful, value-led connections with audiences across the country.
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