India’s First Licensed “Harry Potter” Chocolates Have Arrived — Complete With Wizard Cards
Honeydukes, meet Mumbai. India just got its first officially licensed Harry Potter chocolate collection, courtesy of luxury chocolatier éntisi and Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products — and the lineup reads like the Hogwarts Express trolley cart come to life.
What’s in the Collection
The launch range recreates the franchise’s most famous sweets with custom-developed moulds and film-inspired packaging, and every pack includes a collectible keepsake card. Prices start at ₹129 (about $1.35):
- Bertie Bott’s Every Flavour Chocolates — ₹149 (about $1.55)
- Chocolate Frogs — a milk chocolate shell with a light, crisp center, each containing 1 of 20 collectible cards featuring Hogwarts characters and Houses — ₹129 (about $1.35), or a 4-piece assorted box for ₹499 (about $5.25)
- Hogwarts House Chocolates — ₹129 (about $1.35)
- Platform 9¾ Hogwarts Express Bar — a 50g, 37% milk chocolate bar with a collectible ticket card inside — ₹399 (about $4.20), currently ₹299 (about $3.15) on Blinkit
✦ First Look ✦
“Every mould in this collection has been custom developed exclusively for Harry Potter because we wanted every detail to feel authentic,” said éntisi founder and CEO Nikki Thakker, who grew up on the books and films herself.
Where to Find It
The collection launched July 28, timed to build toward Harry’s July 31 birthday. It’s available at éntisi’s boutiques in Mumbai and Pune, through the brand’s dark stores across Mumbai, Pune, Delhi and Bengaluru, on éntisi’s website, and exclusively on quick-commerce platform Blinkit for fast delivery. Fair warning: it’s moving fast — at the time of writing, most of the collection already shows sold out on éntisi’s own site.
For now this is an India-only launch, so fans elsewhere will need a package-forwarding service or a generous friend in India to get their hands on a Frog. The good news: éntisi says more Harry Potter-inspired seasonal collections are planned, along with a bigger retail footprint that includes international airports.
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Sources: CNBC-TV18, Indian Television



