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Seema Patil (Nithin Kamath’s Wife) Age, Children, Family, Biography & More

Seema Patil (Nithin Kamath’s Wife) Age, Children, Family, Biography & More

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Age: 43 Years

Father: Shivaji Tatoba Patil

Hometown: Belgaum, Karnataka

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Bio/Wiki
Profession Businesswoman
Famous For Being the wife of the co-founder and CEO of Zerodha, Nithin Kamath
Physical Stats & More
Height (approx.) in centimeters**- 165 cm**
in meters**- 1.65 m**
in feet & inches**- 5’ 5”**
Eye Colour Black
Hair Colour Black
Personal Life
Date of Birth 20 April 1980 (Sunday)
Age (as of 2023) 43 Years
Birthplace Belgaum, Karnataka
Zodiac sign Taurus
Nationality Indian
Hometown Belgaum, Karnataka
Tattoo She has got a tattoo inked on her right arm.
Relationships & More
Marital Status Married
Affairs/Boyfriends Nithin Kamath
(CEO & Co-Founder of Zerodha)
Family
Husband/Spouse Nithin Kamath
Children Son- Kiaan
Parents Father- Shivaji Tatoba Patil


Mother- Name Not Known

Note: Shivaji Tatoba Patil runs a grocery shop in Belgaum after getting voluntary retirement as a Havaldar from the Indian Army; he lost his fingers to frostbite during the Kargil War. check sources
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Siblings Brother- Nandkumar Patil (assistant vice president at Zerodha)
Sister- Meena Patil
Money Factor
Salary (approx.) As per a special resolution passed by the stock brokerage firm board in India in 2021, her salary was Rs. 100 crores per annum. check sources
She The People

Some Lesser Known Facts About Seema Patil

  • Does Seema Patil drink alcohol?: Yes

  • Seema Patil works as the Chief of Quality at ‘Zerodha,’ a financial services company in India.

  • Seema Patil aspired to work with Singapore Airlines, which was her dream job.

  • She worked at a call centre of Canara Bank before joining Singapore Airlines Limited, where she worked for almost eight years.

  • In 2001, she met Nithin Kamath at the call centre where they used to work together. Seema and Nithin later fell in love and started dating. The duo had been in a long-distance relationship for almost 4 years as Seema later joined Singapore Airlines.

  • Seema once shifted to Bengaluru from Belgaum to find a cabin crew job.

  • She joined Zerodha Commodities Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru, on 1 June 2011.

  • She was then appointed as a director at Straddle Capital Private Limited, Bengaluru, a financial services company. She worked as a Director in various companies like:

14 February 2014- Director at Zerodha Capital Private Limited, Bengaluru

21 March 2014- Director at Austin Global Ventures Private Limited, Bengaluru

17 July 2019- Director at Nksquared Investment Private Limited, Bengaluru

19 March 2020- Director at Rainmatter Land Development Private Limited, Bengaluru

  • Earlier, she worked as the Head of the Human Resource Department at Zerodha. In an interview, she talked about the HR policies of the company. She said,

Creating an inspiring workplace has been the top priority for us. We believe it’s essential to foster a work environment that encourages people from different upbringings, cultures, talents to thrive and be successful.”

She further said,

The Stay Interviews helps in understanding employees’ satisfaction level with their immediate bosses, work culture, employee expectations, their own assessment of work, etc. It gives us instant feedback to improve our performance and also to understand the psychology of each employee — what she or he is thinking. It also helps us identify future leaders and groom them accordingly.”

  • Seema and Nithin (her husband) used to have a pet dog who had died earlier.

    Seema Patil with her pet dog

  • In her leisure time, she loves to travel, read books, and go shopping.

  • In an interview, she shared that initially, her parents were not happy about her marriage with Nithin as he did not have a stable job at that time. She further added,

For them, share markets and business sounded very risky and they thought that when the markets fell, Nithin would lose everything. My father went to the Reliance Money office and tried to figure out what they were doing.”

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