Prabhavati Nani, a 98-year-old entrepreneur from Ahmedabad, India, has become a beacon of inspiration after launching her home-based food business, Nani's Nashta, at the age of 90. Following the death of her husband in 2017, Nani found herself in a quiet home, longing for connection. A chance tea gathering where she served her homemade Gujarati khandvi sparked a new chapter in her life. Encouraged by the positive feedback, she hesitated but eventually embraced the idea of starting a business. Officially launched in 2018, Nani's Nashta offers a variety of traditional Gujarati dishes, including dhokla, thepla, and vada pav, all crafted with love in her kitchen. Today, she cooks for over 200 families, turning her personal loss into a thriving community hub. Anand Mahindra, who celebrated her journey, emphasized that her story serves as a powerful reminder that life can open new doors at any age.