Kaatil, a Mumbai-based D2C brand, aims to shake up the world hot sauce market with India’s diverse and vibrant range of chillies.Kaatil's aim is to create global condiments using Desi chillies at different heat levels.Kaatil's products follow a distinctive nomenclature system where numbers represent heat levels on a scale of 1 to 9.One of Kaatil's standout features is its use of authentic Indian chillies to deliver a nuanced flavour profile reflective of local cuisine.Kaatil is highly focused on building an omnichannel business from the outset, aiming to grow its presence across multiple channels.Kaatil aims to reach 2,000 stores within the next three years and position itself as a premium Indian brand in the global market.Kaatil projects INR 50-100 Cr in revenues over the next three to five years.Kaatil plans to launch four to six new products in the next year in addition to expanding its footprint into ready-to-eat and snacking segments.Kaatil claims to have generated INR 1.5 Cr revenue in FY24 and projects 2-3X growth in FY25.The global hot sauce market is expected to become a $7.9 Bn opportunity by 2032, dominated by global giants like Tabasco and Heinz.