About the Book
Wealth rarely breaks because of markets.
It weakens when relationships strain, intent drifts, and values are not carried forward.
What if wealth was not just about numbers, but about people, purpose, and continuity?
Dil Se Family Office, the second book after Dil Se Dost, reflects on wealth beyond structures-into the human foundations that allow it to endure.
Drawing from over four decades of working closely with business families at Escorts, Ranbaxy, the Hero Group, and now through his own family office, Sarcha, Rohit Chanana shares a consistent truth:
Sustaining wealth is as much about people as it is about capital.
This is not a manual on managing wealth.
It is a reflection on sustaining it with meaning.
The book explores:how family offices extend beyond finance to preserve trust, values, and relationships
why continuity depends as much on behaviour and intent as on governance and structure
lived insights shaped by close work with business families across generations
the shift from documents to dharma, and from strategy to sincerity
the balance between ambition and harmony, prosperity and purpose
At its heart lies a simple but powerful idea:
Wealth does not travel through generations on capital alone.
It travels through trust, conduct, and shared intent.About the Author
Rohit Chanana's journey spans over four decades across Escorts, Ranbaxy, and the Hero Group, followed by the founding of Sarcha, his family office.
In what he calls Version 2.0 of his life, he practices Dil Se Investing-backing over 70 early-stage ventures and mentoring founders as a dost: someone who listens, questions, and stands beside them.
Following his first book Dil Se Dost, this work continues his journey of sharing lived philosophies shaped by experience, relationships, and reflection.
This book is not just written-it is lived.
Written with gratitude, it is his way of repaying Rishi Rin, offered in the spirit of samarpan and sewa. Guided by a simple purpose-to stay happy and spread happiness-and a larger mission to spark 10 million smiles.
