Aman Gupta

Namita Thapar and aman gupta of Shark Tank India share a strong bond that extends into their personal lives. Recently, Namita welcomed Aman as her first guest in her new luxurious home. Namita shared their friendly moment on Instagram, expressing her joy. Aman’s wife, Piya Guppta, also congratulated Namita on her new abode.

Moderate, the Hyderabad-based health brand, secured a ₹1 crore deal for 5% equity on Shark Tank India 4. Backed by Bollywood star Huma Qureshi, the brand's flagship product, Calorie Crusher Tablets, impressed Sharks aman gupta and Kunal Bahl with its science-backed formula and standout packaging.

During a Shark Tank India episode, Born Good founder Mohit sought Rs 70 lakh for 1% equity but left without a deal. The sharks criticized his company's lack of progress and compared his execution unfavorably with a competitor's. Mohit’s pitch fell short due to financial losses and perceived lack of drive.

STAGE, which gained fame from Shark Tank India, returned on the show to reveal their impressive growth. They secured a deal and doubled their valuation to Rs 600 crore within two years, attributing success to their unique content and technological advancements, achieving Rs 15 crore in monthly revenue.

Medial, a start-up focused social media platform, faced scrutiny from the Shark Tank judges for its lack of clear positioning. While Anupam Mittal and others criticized the founders for aggregating features, Ritesh Agarwal offered a deal with conditions, emphasizing a more streamlined vision for the platform.

Shark Tank India stars Namita Thapar, Anupam Mittal, aman gupta, and Vineeta Singh showcase their playful side by dancing behind the scenes. Anupam shares a video of their joyous moments, revealing an unexpected camaraderie among the fierce investors. Fans react enthusiastically to their fun antics, showing that they balance business seriousness with enjoyment.

The Batra family pitched their hand-dyed clothing brands Dorabi and Aamili on Shark Tank India, asking for Rs 75 lakhs for a 3% equity share. Multiple Sharks were interested. Ultimately, Aman and Anupam made a deal at Rs 1 crore for 4% equity.

Kiran Shah, founder of Go Zero, achieved Rs 5 crore in sales during January and is predicted to reach an annual revenue of Rs 100 crore this year. Namita Thapar praised his progress and expressed interest in collaborating, highlighting the company's innovative zero-sugar ice cream offerings.

On the February 21 episode of Shark Tank India 4, two engineers pitched India's first solar app, Solnce, which simplifies solar energy requirements and installations. Seeking Rs 1 crore for 1% equity, they sparked interest among Sharks despite initial scepticism. After various offers and negotiations, aman gupta secured the deal at Rs 1 crore for 2.5% equity.

Nidhi’s Grandmaa Secret presented their chemical-free hair oil on Shark Tank India, pitching for 70 lakhs in exchange for 2% equity. Despite tough questioning about their differentiation from other brands, Anupam offered 70 lakhs for 5% equity and 1% royalty. The founders emphasized the use of raw, fresh ingredients and a commitment to traditional remedies.

Palmonas, founded in 2022 by Pallavi Mohadikar and Dr. Amol Patwari, aims to offer high-quality, affordable jewellery. Their appearance on Shark Tank India 4 highlights their vision, detailed business strategy, and securing Shraddha Kapoor as a Co-Founder. They secured investment from Namita Thapar, impressing the sharks with their innovative approach and strong presentation.

Hemant and Yogesh Chauhan pitch their Pickleball business, Goodland, on Shark Tank India, seeking Rs 80 lakhs for 4% equity. After negotiations, they accept aman gupta's offer of Rs 80 lakhs for 6% equity and 0.5% royalty to be recouped. Their goal is to expand globally and establish world-class clubs.

Shark Tank India 4 features inspiring pitches including a demi-fine jewelry brand co-founded by Shraddha Kapoor, although she won’t pitch on the show. The latest episode had Anupam Mittal offering 40 lakh for 2% in Sanjay Modi's book platform, NearBook, changing his initial decision due to Sanjay’s dedication.

In Season 4 of Shark Tank India, 16-year-old Meet Deore from Pune presented his startup, Deni Bikes, which focuses on affordable, eco-friendly electric motorcycles. Despite not securing financial investment, he gained mentorship and national exposure. Meet plans to focus on his studies before fully committing to his startup.

aman gupta humorously responded to Burger Bae’s pitch on Shark Tank India, pointing out the need for hard work referenced by Narayana Murthy's 70-hour workweek. The founders secured Rs 2 crore for 20% equity. Meanwhile, YouTuber Gaurav Taneja’s pitch for his protein powder brand was rejected, sparking criticism.

The founders of Str8bat introduced a cricket bat sensor aimed at enhancing batting performance. aman gupta and Namita Thapar invested ₹1.5 crore for a 3.5% equity stake. The Str8bat team plans to expand their patented technology for other sports like tennis and golf, while aiming to democratize the sports industry.

aman gupta, boAt's co-founder, joined Prime Minister Narendra Modi's delegation to France, participating in the Indo-French CEO Forum. He highlighted India's 'Make in India' initiatives and the significant role of Indian startups. Gupta expressed gratitude for the opportunity and optimism about India's future.

Rahul Shah showcased his brand, Yaan Man, focusing on men's makeup, on Shark Tank India 4. His quick decision to accept an offer with doubled equity surprised the panel. Shah aims to target the entertainment industry and break the stigma around straight men using makeup, especially in tier 2 and 3 cities.

The founders of Str8bat pitched their cricket-tech product on Shark Tank India, valuing their company at ₹150 crore. Investors were impressed with the industry's backing but concerned about financials and high valuation. Despite interest from Namita Thapar, they refused to lower their valuation.

Parth and Rishabh Sachdeva of Schickwheel pitched their commercial kitchen equipment business on Shark Tank India 4, seeking ₹75 lakh for 1% equity. Sharks raised concerns about market positioning and offered higher equity stakes. Despite negotiations with various Sharks, no deal was finalized, highlighting the challenge of balancing valuation expectations and investor demands in entrepreneurship.