Arjun Khanna

Arjun Khanna is an Indian entrepreneur and co-founder and COO of Mozart AI, a London-based music technology company building a Generative Audio Workstation for artists of all levels. Of Indian heritage, Khanna has represented India in international mathematics competitions and at Model United Nations debates at the United Nations headquarters in New York and at Harvard University, demonstrating the competitive intellectual background that would later inform his work as a serial technology founder.

Khanna studied at King's College London alongside his Mozart AI co-founders. Prior to Mozart AI, he co-founded Blitzo with Sundar Arvind — an AI-powered last-mile delivery platform that grew to approximately £1.8 million in annualised recurring revenue, demonstrating the pair's ability to build and scale commercially viable AI applications rapidly. That experience of moving from zero to meaningful revenue in a demanding consumer market sharpened both the product instinct and the operational discipline that Khanna brings to Mozart AI.

At Mozart AI, Khanna serves as Chief Operating Officer, responsible for the commercial and operational foundations of the business. He was involved from the company's earliest days, joining Arvind within EWOR's founder fellowship programme in 2025, where the founding team built the first version of the product in just ten days. His background in competitive debating and mathematics gives him a disciplined analytical approach to business problems, while his involvement in India's competitive and creative communities informs his understanding of the global artist audience Mozart AI serves.

The company raised $730,000 in pre-seed funding in mid-2025 and grew to over 100,000 users and one million songs created within its first two months of public launch. In February 2026 it closed a £4.5 million seed round led by Balderton Capital, bringing total funding to more than $7 million.