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Milind Soman Protein Atta: Who He Represents and How to Compare High-Protein Attas

Milind Soman is the ambassador of MillD, a separate brand. Here is that clarification, plus a fair way to compare any high-protein atta.

By the 28 Grains team · Updated 17 Sep 2026 · 3 min read

Many people search for Milind Soman protein atta after seeing the fitness icon talk about high-protein flour. It is a fair search. He is one of India's best-known advocates of fitness and simple, sensible eating, so it makes sense that people want to know which atta he is associated with.

This page gives you a clear answer, and then something more useful: a neutral way to compare any high-protein atta for your own kitchen.

Which protein atta is Milind Soman associated with?

Milind Soman is the brand ambassador of MillD, a high-protein atta brand. If you are looking for that specific product, search for MillD directly.

To be completely clear: 28 Grains is a different, independent company. We are an atta manufacturer based in Subhash Nagar, West Delhi. We are not affiliated with Milind Soman, and he does not endorse or represent 28 Grains in any way. We wrote this page because many people land here with this question, and we would rather give an honest answer than leave you confused.

Why celebrity interest in protein atta makes sense

Well-known fitness personalities talking about protein atta has helped a lot of Indians notice a simple fact: our daily roti can do more for us. Most vegetarian meals are rich in carbohydrates and comparatively light on protein. Upgrading the flour is one of the easiest fixes because nobody has to change what they eat, only what the roti is made from.

Whichever brand you finally choose, that basic idea is sound. The real question is how to judge one high-protein atta against another.

How to compare high-protein attas: four criteria

Ignore the front-of-pack headlines for a moment and compare these four things. They apply to every brand, including ours.

1. Protein per 100 g

Look at the nutrition table on the back of the pack and use the "per 100 g" column. Regular whole wheat atta has around 10–12 g. Anything claiming "high protein" should be clearly above that. Different brands sit at very different levels, so this single number tells you a lot.

2. Price per kg (and per gram of protein)

Divide the pack price by its weight to get price per kg. Then go one step further: divide the price per kg by the grams of protein in a kg. That tells you what you actually pay for protein, which is a fairer comparison than sticker price alone.

3. Taste and softness

Your family has to enjoy the rotis every day. Buy the smallest pack available, make rotis the usual way, and see how they turn out when fresh and a few hours later in a tiffin. High-protein flours often need a little extra water and a 10–15 minute rest.

4. Ingredients

Read the ingredient list. Check the base grain, the protein sources used, and whether it suits your household, for example if anyone avoids soya or needs to watch gluten. A green vegetarian dot matters for many Indian homes.

A comparison worksheet you can use

Fill this in for any brands you are considering. We have filled in our own column so you can see how it works.

Criterion28 Grains protein attaBrand BBrand C
Protein per 100 g46 gcheck labelcheck label
Starting price per kgfrom ₹230check listingcheck listing
Pack sizes1 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg
Base and protein sourcesWhole wheat blended with plant-protein sources
Vegetarian100% vegetarian, plant-based
Your family's taste verdicttry a 1 kg pack

For a longer checklist, see our guide on choosing the best protein atta in India, and for the value maths, our protein atta price guide.

About 28 Grains, briefly

If you want to include us in your comparison, here are the facts. 28 Grains atta has 46 g of protein per 100 g, about four times regular atta. It is whole wheat blended with plant-protein sources, 100% vegetarian, and kneads like normal atta. We also make a multigrain protein atta and a low-carb protein atta. Prices start from ₹230 per kg and we ship across India.

You can browse our shop or contact us with any questions, including bulk and distributor enquiries.

A note on health

A high-protein atta can support fitness and fuller meals, but it is still a food, not a treatment. If you have kidney disease, diabetes, PCOS, a thyroid condition or are pregnant, check with your doctor or dietitian before significantly increasing your protein intake. For background, read is protein atta healthy?

Frequently asked questions

Which protein atta brand does Milind Soman represent?

Milind Soman is the brand ambassador of MillD, a high-protein atta brand. For that product, please search for MillD directly.

Is 28 Grains associated with Milind Soman?

No. 28 Grains is an independent atta manufacturer in West Delhi and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Milind Soman.

How should I compare high-protein attas?

Compare protein per 100 g from the nutrition table, price per kg and per gram of protein, taste and softness at home, and the ingredient list.

How much protein does 28 Grains atta have?

28 Grains protein atta has 46 g of protein per 100 g, with prices starting from ₹230 per kg.

Protein check

How many rotis do you eat in a day?

4

Based on about 30 g of atta per medium roti.

28 Grains protein atta 55 g
Regular wheat atta 14 g

That is 41 g more protein a day, without changing what is on your plate.

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