Zarna Garg husband Shalabh Garg is the founder of Tesseract Macro. Zarna and Shalabh have three children together.

She is a comedian, comedy writer, and comedy show producer. She has written, created, produced, performed, and sold entire shows representing Indian people.

Besides this, the comedian is a NY state licensed attorney who practiced until her daughter was born, and she quit to raise her family.

After 16 years, she finally stepped out to pursue her career in comedy. Her daughter Zoya Garg was the one who encouraged her to chase her dream.

Even her partner Shalabh and her sons Birj and Veer supported her and helped in her business.

On April 1, the comedian shared she and Elon Musk are partnering to create a new social media platform called TATTLE for aunties.

Zarna and Her Husband Shalabh Married For 24 Years

Zarna Garg husband Shalabh Garg is a Huge fund manager. Zarna and Shalabh got married in 1998.

Shalabh is from a state called Uttar Pradesh. His parents are Radhey Shyam Garg and Rekha Gerg.

In 1996, he completed his studies at the Indian Institute of Technology in BTech chemical engineering in Delhi.

Afterward, he received an MBA degree from Columbia Business School.

In his early days, he used to show interest in sports, as he dominated 100 and 800m track races.

After completing his MBA, he joined Morgan Stanley as the Vice-president and IR derivative trade.

The trader moved to Nomura Assets Management after three years and served 15 years as Chief Investment Officer.

In New York City, the entrepreneur worked as a portfolio manager at HC Technologies, LLC for nearly two years.

Previously, he was the executive director and consultant at Fort L.P.

Finally, after serving in the field for 22 years, to operate a Managed plan, Shalabh Grag founded Tesseract Macro in downtown Manhattan.

His company delivers old-school directional trading and targets profits with daily liquidity.

Zarna Was Inspired By Her Daughter Zoya Garg

Zarna Garg has a beautiful and talented 20-year-old daughter Zoya Garg. She was born on January 12, 2003.

She is a model, yoga teacher, and a writer.

The model studied Latin throughout The Bronx High School of Science and was determined to continue in college.

Afterward, she joined Stanford University studying Computer Science and minoring in Classics and Mathematics.

After Zoya Garg received the Yoga Teacher-200 hour certificate from Equinox, Standford’s Wellness Programs hired her as a yoga instructor weekly.

She has always found herself practicing yoga. It grounded her and reminded her how important to concentrate on her well-being.

For nearly three years, she worked at The New York Times as a freelance writer.

Those days, she wrote a story that was close to her heart. New York Times selected and published her essay in the annual College Essays on Money section.

Later, she founded Comedy Wires, where they organized startups and school virtual comedy shows.

The model felt grateful to be in the top 16 Semi-Finalist of all the brilliant NY state finalists in Miss Teen USA. She got sponsors by building Game Changers First Tee Met New York.

She added Lizzy Blomgren and Cath Gulick are her role models.

The yoga instructor felt honored to be included in the comedy show production Carolines on Broadway and the premiere of Gusty.

Zoya Built Her Mother’s Career

Zoya is the firstborn child of the comedian. Her daughter was the one who encouraged the comedian to pursue her dream.

She even featured with her parents in the show This American Life.

The model spends her childhood years watching her mom quit her job and work as a stay-at-home. She was engaged in raising the kids and building their homes.

For 16 years, the yoga instructor saw her mum tormenting herself while constantly oscillating between doubt and ambition.

While her mom believed it was too late, Zoya gave her hope. A few years ago, on the comedian’s birthday, she gave her encouragement.

Without her mom’s knowledge, she reached friends and family worldwide and asked them to send her a short text message about their favorite memory with her.

She started collecting them, re-wrote the notes, and gifted them on her mom’s birthday.

However, Zarna had only expected the usual birthday scarf or kitchen appliance.

After opening the letters, her daughter asked her to believe in their words and put herself out there. She asked her to go and live out her dreams.

Zarna Garg Family Life

Zarna has a beautiful family of five. She lives with her spouse, Shalabh, and her three children.

Her household is Indian, and she was born to a Gujarati family in Mumbai on February 15, 1975.

Zarna Garg age is 48. When she was 14, she lost her mother due to Jaundice on December 19, 1989.

After her father forced her to marry, she started living with her friends and relatives.

Eventually, she later immigrated to the United States under complicated circumstances and started living with her sister Parul Parikh in Ohio.

Her siblings are Hitesh Mehta, Anil Parikh, a psychiatrist, and Parul Parikh. When she moved to America, she paid a price to be separated from her brothers in India.

The 48-year-old missed her brothers as she last celebrated the Hindu tradition of raksha-bandhan.

More About Her Three Children

Zoya, Brij, and Veer are the three kids of the comedian. She shares numerous comedy posts with her children on her social platform.

After she started working, her boys had to transition into a caretaking role for each other due to her work routine.

Her 11-year-old son Veer keeps the house quiet for his brother because he is studying for the SATs.

Meanwhile, her 17-year-old Brij gets up early and makes breakfast for his little brother.

During the pandemic, Veer set up his computer to run his mom’s YouTube videos on a repeating loop behind his schoolwork and video games.

Brij is a two-season athlete, a yogi, and his family mediator.

He has been a serious athlete most of his life. However, he gave up playing squash when he transitioned to Bec public school, which doesn’t have a squash program. As a result, he started showing interest in other sports.

Later, he decided to learn yoga from online free lessons by himself.

In 2021, the athlete won the first PSAL track meet running against juniors and seniors.

Besides this, he also helps his dad and his mother’s business stay afloat.