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PremjiInvest, Chiratae Ventures among those looking to partially sell their holdings.

The investment is the third such by Lenskart in an overseas tech venture over the last nine months.

This marks the firm’s second such bet on an overseas earlystage technology venture in less than four months.

The partial exit comes as Wipro chairman Azim Premji's family office, PremjiInvest, invests about Rs 200 crore in the Delhi-based company.