Sarika Pilot

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Sarika Pilot (Born 17 April 1975) is the sister of former Minister of Corporate Affairs, Sachin Pilot. She is the daughter of the late Rajesh Pilot, former member of the congress party, representative of the Dausa constituency in Lok Sabha and Rama Pilot, an Indian National Congress (INC) politician from the state of Rajasthan. She represented Dausa in the 13th Lok Sabha. She has also represented Hindoli in the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly.

Pilot studied at the Air Force Bal Bharati School in New Delhi. She continued her studies at Hindu college. Before moving to London, England to study filmmaking with her future husband. Then moved back to India and made her directorial debut on an Indian language television show. Pilot later went on to open two restaurants alongside her brother and husband, east 101 and suede in New Delhi, India.

For the last 16 years Pilot has put her illustrious career on hold to raise her two children. Now with her children college and high school age, Pilot had started her journey back to her culinary roots in 2016 with her sauce company, O sauces, transitioning that into an exclusive catering service. As of 2019 the politically bred Pilot has joined the world of social media and now posts short video tutorials of her cooking.

Early Life[edit]

Pilot was born in the city of Dehradun, Uttarakhand to a Gurjar family. She is the son of the Congress leader Rajesh Pilot and Rama Pilot. Her father was a Union minister of India. Her ancestral village is Vaidpura in Noida.

Personal Life[edit]

Pilot married Vishal Chaudhary on the 6 February 2000. They share two children, a girl, Suhani Pilot Chaudhry and a boy, Veer Pilot Chaudhry. Currently,

Sarika Pilot and Vishal Chaudhary reside in New Delhi, India.

Books Published[edit]

Rajesh Pilot: In Spirit Forever, co-authored with brother Sachin Pilot.

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