A video titled “Day in the Life of an Intern at Zepto” showed what appears to be a typical workday at the quick-commerce startup. Shared on Instagram, the clip follows a strategy and operations intern
who also happens to be the founder of a designer fashion rental platform called RNTL. The video gives a peek into the office culture, showing a mix of work, luxury, and leisure. The clip has since been deleted.
The day reportedly begins relatively late, with the intern logging in at 12:00 pm. The video opens with a shot of a green Porsche parked outside the office, giving a glimpse of the high-end environment. By 12:30 pm, the intern is seen attending a meeting with one of Zepto’s co-founders. Around 1:45 pm, he visits a Zepto store to “check a few things,” as reportedly noted in the overlay text.
Intern’s Afternoon Shows Relaxed Work Culture
Later in the day, the tone shifts to a more casual office vibe. At 5:00 pm, the intern is reportedly shown playing FIFA “with the boys”, followed by a 6:00 pm international sutta break time. The workday wraps up at 8:00 pm, when the intern logs out. The video ends with a note that Zepto is hiring, reinforcing the startup’s fast-growing profile.
About Zepto and Its Growth
Zepto was founded in 2021 by Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra and has quickly become one of India’s leading quick-commerce startups. The company promises grocery deliveries in under ten minutes and runs dark stores, which are micro-warehouses optimized for fast picking and packing. Zepto also uses AI-powered logistics to manage inventory and deliveries efficiently, with real-time order tracking for customers.
The startup operates in over ten major cities, including Mumbai, Delhi, and Bengaluru, and has reportedly raised more than $1.5 billion in funding. Its valuation was reported at $5 billion in August 2024. Zepto’s rapid growth has made headlines, especially with co-founder Kaivalya Vohra, who, at 22, became the youngest entrant on the M3M Hurun India Rich List, amassing Rs 4,480 crore. Hurun India reportedly noted that this highlights how India’s wealth story is increasingly driven by technology, innovation, and speed.
