Shark Tank India Season 1 was a massive success not only for the show but also for most of the Shark Tank India companies that participated. While some Shart Tank India brands left with hefty investment deals from the sharks, others left with valuable advice and much-needed exposure and visibility.
As Season 2 unfolds, anticipation is high as entrepreneurs from across the country compete for the opportunity to pitch their ideas to the esteemed panel of sharks. With the bar set high by the previous season’s achievements, expectations are soaring for entrepreneurs seeking investment and for sharks eager to discover the next big investment opportunity.
List of Shark Tank India Companies in Season 2
Here is a comprehensive list of season 2 Shark Tank India companies, including details surrounding the pitch, sharks’ impression, deal outcome, and the impact on the companies post-show.
#1. HooVu Fresh
About:
Shark Tank India brand specialises in farm-fresh pooja flowers delivered directly to customers. They focus on extending the shelf life of flowers through innovative packaging and maintaining a cold supply chain.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Flowers
Industry Category:
- Retail trade
Founders of HooVu Fresh:
Its founders are the Karuturi sisters, Rhea and Yeshoda.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹80 lakhs for 1% equity, which was then agreed to at ₹1 crore for 2% equity.
Sharks who invested in HooVu Fresh:
The sharks who invested in this Shark Tank India company were Peyush Bansal and Aman Gupta.
What happened to HooVu Fresh after Shark Tank India:
After successfully securing the deal, this company has diversified its product offering, becoming a one-stop shop for all pooja requirements. This diversification and expansion have resulted in a significant rise in the revenue of the company.
#2. Dorje Teas
About:
Dorje Teas is a subscription-based service that delivers organic Darjeeling tea directly to consumers across India. They focus on sourcing high-quality, certified organic teas from the renowned Salem tea gardens in Darjeeling.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Darjeeling Tea
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of Dorje Teas:
Its founders are Sparsh Agarwal and Ishaan Kanoria.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹30 lakhs for 5% equity, which was then agreed to at 30 lakhs for 15% equity.
Sharks who invested in Dorje Teas:
The sharks who invested in this Shark Tank India business were Peyush Bansal, Vineeta Singh, and Anupam Mittal.
What happened to Dorje Teas after Shark Tank India:
Post Shark Tank India success, Dorje Teas aims to scale, to be present in tier 1 and 2 city cafes so that people associate the Shark Tank India brand with Darjeeling tea while also expanding outside India. One of the founders recently took to social media to express their dissatisfaction with a legal notice issued by Shark Tank India makers.
#3. Recode Studio
About:
Recode Studio is a cosmetics brand offering daily-use makeup products at affordable prices. They focus on providing high-quality alternatives to international brands.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Beauty Products
Industry Category:
- Beauty & Cosmetics
Founders of Recode Studio:
Its founders are Dheeraj Bansal and Rahul Sachdeva.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1 crore for 1% equity.
Sharks who invested in Recode Studio:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Recode Studio after Shark Tank India:
Despite not securing any deal from the sharks, its appearance on the show garnered significant public attention, boosting their brand recognition. This rejected Shark Tank India business has now expanded its presence pan-India and has considerably worked on the branding aspect of things.
#4. Very Much Indian
About:
Very Much Indian is an online platform specialising in hand-picked and authentic sarees directly sourced from weavers across India. They focus on promoting traditional Indian culture and heritage through high-quality sarees suitable for various occasions.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Traditional and Ethnic Sarees
Industry Category:
- Beauty & Cosmetics
Founders of Very Much Indian:
Its founder is Slony Gambhir.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 3% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 10% equity.
Sharks who invested in Very Much Indian:
Namita Thapar and Aman Gupta were the two sharks who invested in this company.
#5. WatchOut Wearables
About:
WatchOut Wearables designs and manufactures smartwatches specifically for kids and senior citizens. Their focus lies on three key features: safety, connectivity, and fostering curiosity. The watches offer GPS tracking, calling capabilities, and interactive learning activities.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Smartwatches for kids and senior citizens
Industry Category:
- Consumer Electronics
Founders of WatchOut Wearables:
Its founders are Noopur and Abhishek Baheti.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹2 crores for 5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹1 crore for 10% equity and ₹1 crore debt at 15% interest.
Sharks who invested in WatchOut Wearables:
Anupam Mittal and Vineeta Singh were the two sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to WatchOut Wearables after Shark Tank India:
While the product was an instant hit among parents, few netizens did accuse the founder of ripping off the product design. However, the founder did address the situation by denying the claims and also mentioned their copyright design certificate from the Govt of India patent office.
#6. SoupX
About:
SoupX is India’s first personalised soup-based meal brand offering healthy and convenient meal replacements. They create calorie-counted, preservative-free soup bases with various flavour options. Customers can choose from on-demand orders or subscriptions.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Healthy Soups and Soup-based Meals
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of SoupX:
Its founders are Priyank Jain and Uttam Kumar.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 6% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 18% equity and ₹25 lakhs debt at 12% interest.
Sharks who invested in SoupX:
Vineeta Singh was the only shark who invested in this Shark Tank India brand.
#7. Atmosphere
About:
This Shark Tank India company creates and sells healthy and probiotic drinks made with fermented green tea and infused with various flavours. Their aim is to provide a delicious and healthy alternative to sugary beverages.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Kombucha
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of Atmosphere:
Its founders are Rebekah Sood and Ariella Blank.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 3% equity.
Sharks who invested in Atmosphere:
No deal could be secured.
#8. Stage
About:
Stage is an OTT platform that focuses on providing content in various local dialects of India, with a mission to connect people across the country through entertainment in their native languages.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Vernacular OTT Platform
Industry Category:
- Media & Entertainment
Founders of Stage:
Its founders are Vinay Singhal, Parveen Singhal, and Shashank Vaishnav.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹3 crores for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹1.5 crores for 0.6% equity and ₹1.5 crores debt at 12% interest.
Sharks who invested in Stage:
Namita Thapar, Aman Gupta, and Peyush Bansal were the sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to Stage after Shark Tank India:
The company’s platform grew to 225,000 subscribers after the Shark Tank India deal and is consistently rising, with over 25,000 subscribers added every month. By 2027, the company plans to reach 200 million households by launching content in the top 20 dialects of the country.
#9. Girgit
About:
This Shark Tank India brand offers colour-changing clothing and accessories. Their products change colour when exposed to sunlight, water, or air.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Colour Changing Apparel
Industry Category:
- Fashion & Apparel
Founders of Girgit:
Its founder is Pooja Bajaj Shah.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹20 lakhs for 10% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹20 lakhs for 20% equity.
Sharks who invested in Girgit:
Namita Thapar was the only shark who invested in this company.
#10. Gear Head Motors
About:
Gear Head Motors manufactures e-bikes to provide the best riding experience, which is budget-friendly and minimises the impact on the environment.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Affordable Electric Bicycles and Tricycles
Industry Category:
- Manufacturing – Electric Vehicles
Founders of Gear Head Motors:
Its founders are Nikhil Gunda and Meher Sai.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 2% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹1 crore for 6.67% equity.
Sharks who invested in Gear Head Motors:
Aman Gupta and Peyush Bansal are the sharks who invested in this company.
#11. Patil Kaki
About:
Patil Kaki is a brand of homemade Maharashtrian snacks. They offer a variety of traditional snacks like chivda, puranpoli, various kinds of ladoos and much more, all prepared using family recipes.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Home-style Hygienic Snacks
Industry Category:
- Food
Founders of Patil Kaki:
Its founders are Geeta Patil, Vinit Patil, and Darshil Savla.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹40 lakhs for 2.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹40 lakhs for 4% equity.
Sharks who invested in Patil Kaki:
Anupam Mittal and Peyush Bansal are the sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to Patil Kaki after Shark Tank India:
The product quickly became a favourite among people after the success of Shark Tank India. Due to the rapid rise in demand, the company has expanded and increased its production. Soon after, it closed a pre-series A funding round with an angel investor.
#12. Brandsdaddy
About:
Brandsdaddy manufactures and distributes fire safety products with a focus on innovative and user-friendly fire extinguishers. Their flagship product is the Auto Fire Extinguisher Ball (AFE Ball), a self-activating fire suppression device.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Automatic Fire Extinguisher
Industry Category:
- Safety Machinery & Equipment
Founders of Brandsdaddy:
Its founder is Roshaan V Mishra.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹70 Lakhs for 5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹35 lakhs for 5% equity and ₹35 lakhs debt at 12% interest.
Sharks who invested in Brandsdaddy:
Namita Thapar was the only shark who invested in this company.
#13. Winston
About:
This Shark Tank India brand offers new-age technology-based beauty products focused on providing solutions for everyday salon needs at home.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Salon at Home Appliances
Industry Category:
- Beauty & Personal Care
Founders of Winston:
Its founders are Nikita and Himanshu Adlakha.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1 crore for 4% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹1 crore for 10% equity.
Sharks who invested in Winston:
Anupam Mittal and Vineeta Singh were the two sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to Winston after Shark Tank India:
Within just twelve months after Shark Tank India’s appearance, the company’s revenue skyrocketed by 5x, in addition to the significant growth in its customer base.
#14. Flatheads
About:
Flatheads designs and manufactures sustainable, comfortable sneakers made from eco-friendly materials like linen. Their footwear caters to a casual and everyday wear style.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Sneakers
Industry Category:
- Footwear
Founders of Flatheads:
Its founder is Ganesh Balakrishnan.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 3% equity.
Sharks who invested in Flatheads:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Flatheads after Shark Tank India:
The company’s inventory sold out within seconds after the episode aired. Eventually, it was acquired by Styched, another fashion brand, in an all-equity deal. Meanwhile, the founder’s latest venture, Aurm, aims to enhance security and optimise the user experience of storing valuables in a safety locker.
#15. Organic Smokes
About:
Organic Smokes offers herbal smoking products marketed as an ayurvedic alternative to traditional tobacco cigarettes. Their blends are made with various organic ingredients like holy basil, green tea, rose petals, and mint leaves. They claim their products provide stress relief, aid sleep, and uplift mood.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Herbal Smokes
Industry Category:
- Smoking Product
Founders of Organic Smokes:
Its founders are the Chhabra brothers (also known as ‘Herbal Bhais’), Piyush, Gaurav, and Nitin.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1 crore for 1% equity.
Sharks who invested in Organic Smokes:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Organic Smokes after Shark Tank India:
Shark Tank India appearance gave the company considerable social media growth, and currently, the company has even introduced new products, expanding its product line.
#16. Teafit
About:
Teafit specialises in zero-calorie healthy iced tea drinks made with natural herbs and ingredients, with no added sugar or sweeteners.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Iced Tea Drinks
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of Teafit:
Its founder is Jyoti Bharadwaj.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 Lakhs for 3% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 8% equity.
Sharks who invested in Teafit:
Aman Gupta, Anupam Mittal, Vineeta Singh, and Peyush Bansal were the sharks who invested in this Shark Tank India business.
#17. Haqdarshak
About:
Haqdarshak is a social enterprise and web-based platform that connects citizens to various government welfare schemes in India. They empower individuals by simplifying access to information and assisting with the application process.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Availing Government Schemes
Industry Category:
- Social Enterprise
Founders of Haqdarshak:
Its founder is Aniket Doegar.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹1 crore for 0.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹1 crore for 2% equity.
Sharks who invested in Haqdarshak:
Aman Gupta, Namita Thapar, and Peyush Bansal were the sharks who invested in this startup.
What happened to Haqdarshak after Shark Tank India:
The success of Shark Tank India immensely helped the company echo its message and mission to the audience. More importantly, the growth rate of people impacted saw a significant boost of 400% and expanded from 5 physical centres to 63 physical centres across the country.
#18. Bhaskar’s Puranpoli Ghar
About:
It is a chain of restaurants and cloud kitchens specialising in puranpoli, offering a variety of flavours, including the classic chana dal (split chickpea) filling, as well as innovative options like chocolate chip, mango, and strawberry.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Varieties of Puranpoli
Industry Category:
- Food
Founders of Bhaskar’s Puranpoli Ghar:
Its founder is Bhaskar Rao.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹75 Lakhs for 1% equity.
Sharks who invested in Bhaskar’s Puranpoli Ghar:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Bhaskar’s Puranpoli Ghar after Shark Tank India:
Although the company did not receive any funding, citing that the business is already successful without requiring any further funding from the sharks, the founder’s journey inspired the audience and the sharks. Currently, it is aiming to expand its franchise across the country.
#19. GunjanApps Studios
About:
GunjanAppa Studios develops educational games for preschoolers. They focus on creating a safe and engaging learning environment for children ages 2-5.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Android App Development
Industry Category:
- EdTech
Founders of GunjanApps Studios:
Its founders are Sourav and Gunjan Gupta.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹2.5 Crore for 1% equity.
Sharks who invested in GunjanApps Studios:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to GunjanApps Studios after Shark Tank India:
After their Shark Tank India appearance, the founders faced criticism from the netizens for underpaying their employees while taking away a big chunk of the revenue.
#20. The Simply Salad
About:
The Simply Salad offers healthy and flavorful salad subscriptions with a focus on fresh, high-quality ingredients. They cater to busy individuals seeking convenient and nutritious meal options.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Healthy Salads
Industry Category:
- Food
Founders of The Simply Salad:
Its founders are the mother-son duo of Soham and Payal Pathak.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹30 lakhs for 10% equity, which was agreed to by the sharks.
Sharks who invested in The Simply Salad:
Vineeta Singh and Aman Gupta were the two sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to The Simply Salad after Shark Tank India:
This Shar Tank India brand proved to be quite successful after the episode aired. From gaining notable social media traffic to increasing its customer base, the company seems to be on a successful growth trajectory with two sharks in their corner.
#21. AyuSynk
About:
AyuSynk offers a digital stethoscope called AyuSynk 2+ that allows for tubeless auscultation. This means medical professionals can listen to a patient’s heartbeat and other internal sounds electronically without using traditional earpieces.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Medical Devices
Industry Category:
- Medtech
Founders of AyuSynk:
Its founders are Adarsha Antony, Tapas Pandey, and Varad Patil.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1 crore for 1.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 3.5% equity and ₹50 lakhs debt at 10% interest.
Sharks who invested in AyuSynk:
Namita Thapar was the sole shark who invested in this company.
#22. Atypical Advantage
About:
Atypical Advantage is an inclusive platform that provides dignified economic livelihood opportunities for persons with disabilities (PwDs). They connect PwDs with job opportunities and companies seeking to build inclusive workforces. Additionally, they offer a platform for entrepreneurs and artists with disabilities to sell their products and artworks.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Employment for the specially-abled
Industry Category:
- Social Enterprise
Founders of Atypical Advantage:
Its founder is Vineet Saraiwala.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹30 lakhs for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹30 lakhs for 3% equity.
Sharks who invested in Atypical Advantage:
Namita Thapar and Aman Gupta were the two sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to Atypical Advantage after Shark Tank India:
After Shark Tank India success, the company has helped over 15,000 PwDs secure jobs and connected with over 500 companies for inclusive hiring. Moreover, it has also established partnerships with major companies like Amazon, Hindustan Unilever, and Godrej.
#23. House of Chikankari
About:
House of Chikankari is an online retailer and manufacturer of authentic Chikankari embroidered garments. They aim to revive and promote this traditional Lucknow craft while empowering women artisans through sustainable employment opportunities.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Ethnicwear
Industry Category:
- Fashion & Apparel
Founders of House of Chikankari:
Its founders are Aakriti Rawal, Divya Khemani, and Poonam Rawal.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹75 lakhs for 3.75% equity.
Sharks who invested in House of Chikankari:
Peyush Bansal and Aman Gupta were the two sharks who invested in this company.
#24. Magic Of Memories
About:
Magic Of Memories specialises in creating keepsake jewellery made from a person’s DNA, including umbilical cord, breast milk, and even blood.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Keepsake Jewellery
Industry Category:
- Personal Accessories
Founders of Magic Of Memories:
Its founder is Preety Maggo.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹25 lakhs for 5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Magic Of Memories:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Magic Of Memories after Shark Tank India:
Despite not bagging a deal from the sharks, this niche company got massive social media visibility after the episode aired, resulting in increased revenue, and the founder has been expanding the team to handle the rise in demand for their product.
#25. Paradyes
About:
Paradyse offers a wide range of vibrant and unconventional hair colours that are 100% vegan and chemical-free. Their products are designed for at-home use and come in various formats, including single-wash colour combos, highlighting kits, and temporary hair colour options.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Semi-Permanent Hair Dyes
Industry Category:
- Beauty & Cosmetics
Founders of Paradyes:
Its founder is Yushika Jolly.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹65 lakhs for 1% equity, which was finally agreed at ₹65 lakhs for 2% equity.
Sharks who invested in Paradyes:
Aman Gupta and Vineeta Singh were the sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to Paradyes after Shark Tank India:
Shortly after the Shark Tank India deal, the founder took to social media about the hate she had received from “keyboard warriors”. As for the company, the sales doubled and saw a 20x spike in website traffic.
#26. Nestroots
About:
Nestroots is a homeware brand that designs and manufactures a variety of stylish and functional household essentials. They focus on creating innovative products that combine aesthetics and practicality.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Home Decorations
Industry Category:
- Homeware & Décor
Founders of Nestroots:
Its founders are Chhavi Singh and Shekhar Godiyal.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 1% equity, which was finally agreed at ₹50 lakhs for 2% equity.
Sharks who invested in Nestroots:
Namita Thapar was the only shark who invested in this company.
What happened to Nestroots after Shark Tank India:
The company gained good social media exposure and even secured ₹3 crores in a pre-seed funding round after their Shark Tank India appearance.
#27. Coezy Sleep
About:
This startup sells sleep apparel that swaddles its users with a unique 360-degree compression technique. It claims to make the users ‘sleep like babies’ with its cocoon-like design.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Sleeping Bag
Industry Category:
- Health and Wellness
Founders of Coezy Sleep:
Its founder is Hardik Rathore.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹30 lakhs for 20% equity.
Sharks who invested in Coezy Sleep:
No deal could be secured.
#28. Zillionaire
About:
Zillionaire is a fashion brand specialising in bold and unique hip-hop-inspired jewellery for men and women.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- New Age Lifestyle Jewellery
Industry Category:
- Fashion & Accessories
Founders of Zillionaire:
Its founders are the young entrepreneurs Raghav Goyal and Aaditya Fatehpuriya.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 3.3% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹1 crore for 10% equity.
Sharks who invested in Zillionaire:
Anupam Mittal was the shark who invested in this new-age startup.
What happened to Zillionaire after Shark Tank India:
Apparently, the company was not registered prior to Shark Tank India appearance. Anupam Mittal helped the young entrepreneurs in the process. This Shark Tank India company saw great success among the Gen Z demographics, with their social media traffic and sales seeing rapid growth. It has also increased its product line recently.
#29. Credmate
About:
Credmate offers a digital platform that facilitates secure and transparent credit transactions with the aim of reducing fraud.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Money Management
Industry Category:
- Fintech
Founders of Credmate:
Its founders are Gaurav Kundra and Gaurav Sharma.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Credmate:
No deal could be secured.
#30. Freebowler
About:
Freebowler is a company that designs and manufactures cricket bowling machines. Their machines are unique in that they are arm-simulated, automatic, and portable. They offer various models catering to different skill levels and training needs.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Automatic Bowling Machine
Industry Category:
- Sporting Goods & Equipment
Founders of Freebowler:
Its founders are Vishwanath H K and Pratheek Palanethra.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 7.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹25 lakhs for 7.5% equity and ₹50 lakhs debt at 10% interest.
Sharks who invested in Freebowler:
Namita Thapar was the shark who invested in this company.
#31. ABC Fitness Academy
About:
ABC Fitness Academy is a sports and fitness academy focused on providing training to children and young adults in various sports like tennis, skating, gymnastics, taekwondo, football, table tennis, badminton, basketball, and swimming.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Sports & Fitness
Industry Category:
- Sports & Fitness
Founders of ABC Fitness Academy:
Its founders are Anirudh and Roshan Pole.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹40 lakhs for 4% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹40 lakhs for 10% equity.
Sharks who invested in ABC Fitness Academy:
Peyush Bansal was the shark who invested in this company.
What happened to ABC Fitness Academy after Shark Tank India:
This Shark Tank India business has seen a 4x growth since its appearance, even onboarding popular fitness enthusiasts and celebrities as their brand ambassadors.
#32. Primebook
About:
Primebook is a Delhi-based startup that manufactures and sells a first-of-its-kind Android-powered laptop specifically designed for students. Their laptops are affordable, offer educational apps, and boast features like 4G connectivity and multi-window functionality.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Android Laptops
Industry Category:
- EdTech
Founders of Primebook:
Its founders are Chitranshu Mahant, Aman Verma, Umang Leekha, and Pankaj Rawat.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 1.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹75 lakhs for 3% equity.
Sharks who invested in Primebook:
Aman Gupta and Peyush Bansal were the sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to Primebook after Shark Tank India:
Post Shark Tank India success, the company’s CEO revealed how the platform helped them generate record-breaking sales, allowing the company to compete with other giants of their industry.
#33. Daily Dump
About:
The startup provides a waste management solution focusing on home composting. Their product is a terracotta composter with a special powder additive to accelerate the composting process.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Waste Management
Industry Category:
- Waste Management
Founders of Daily Dump:
Its founder is Poonam Bir Kasturi.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹80 lakhs for 4% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹30 lakhs for 4% equity and ₹50 lakhs debt at 10% interest.
Sharks who invested in Daily Dump:
Namita Thapar was the sole shark who invested in this startup.
What happened to Daily Dump after Shark Tank India:
The founder won the audience’s heart with her candidness during her Shark Tank pitch. The show even helped boost their social media traffic, and currently, the company is on an upward trajectory.
#34. Ghar Soaps
About:
Ghar Soaps is a unique skincare brand that blends Ayurveda and modern technology, offering a variety of handmade soaps made with natural and organic ingredients.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Ayurveda soaps
Industry Category:
- Beauty & Personal Care
Founders of Ghar Soaps:
Its founders are Sayyam and Sunny Jain.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹60 lakhs for 2% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹60 lakhs for 4% equity.
Sharks who invested in Ghar Soaps:
Aman Gupta was the sole shark who invested in this startup.
#35. Janitri
About:
Janitri offers medical-grade fetal and maternal monitoring solutions for use in hospitals or at home. Their technology is claimed to be clinically researched, and they use patented technology to ensure safety and accuracy.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Pregnancy monitoring device
Industry Category:
- Medtech
Founders of Janitri:
Its founder is Arun Agarwal.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹1 crore for 2.5% equity, which the shark agreed to on the condition that if the revenue of ₹20 crore is not achieved in the next financial year, the shark will get an additional 2.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Janitri:
Namita Thapar was the shark who invested in this startup.
What happened to Janitri after Shark Tank India:
The startup has garnered significant attention and support from several renowned organisations and institutions, including the likes of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, UNICEF, and various other government entities.
#36. Jaipur Watch Company
About:
Jaipur Watch Company is India’s first Luxury Watch Microbrand. It aims to create honest, handcrafted timepieces that celebrate Indian heritage and legacy. It offers a wide collection of watches, including coin watches, bespoke watches, hand-painted watches, and pichwai art watches.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Micro-Luxury Watch
Industry Category:
- Luxury Goods
Founders of Jaipur Watch Company:
Its founder is Gaurav Mehta.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹50 Lakhs for 2% equity.
Sharks who invested in Jaipur Watch Company:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Jaipur Watch Company after Shark Tank India:
Jaipur Watch Company was unsuccessful in securing a deal, but it leveraged the exposure to gain recognition and acquire funding from elsewhere post Shark Tank India.
#37. Inside FPV
About:
Inside FPV is a pioneering drone manufacturer in India catering to diverse sectors through its agricultural drones, consumer drones, and defence drones.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- FPV Drones
Industry Category:
- Drone Manufacturing & Services
Founders of Inside FPV:
Its founders are Oshi Kumari, Arth Chowdhary, and Devyant Bhardwaj.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹75 Lakhs for 4% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹75 lakhs for 15% equity,
Sharks who invested in Inside FPV:
Namita Thapar, Peyush Bansal, Aman Gupta, and Amit Jain were the sharks who invested in this emerging startup.
What happened to Inside FPV after Shark Tank India:
The startup has gained notable exposure and nationwide recognition, establishing itself as a prominent nationwide drone manufacturer. The startup has stepped up its marketing as well by setting up drone arenas and partnering with various colleges and institutions.
#38. Angrakhaa
About:
Angrakhaa is a contemporary clothing brand offering size-inclusive Indian and summer wear for women. They focus on creating trendy and fashionable clothing for all body types.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Size-Inclusive Clothing
Industry Category:
- Fashion & Apparel
Founders of Angrakhaa:
Its founders are Vishakha Bhaskkar and Asana Riamei.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹40 lakhs for 5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹40 lakhs for 20% equity,
Sharks who invested in Angrakhaa:
Amit Jain was the shark who invested in the company.
What happened to Angrakhaa after Shark Tank India:
Shark Tank India success shot up the company’s sales by 3x and increased their website and social media traffic remarkably. The company also plans to expand its product range soon.
#39. Diabexy
About:
Diabexy offers a range of diabetic-friendly food products aiming to help people with diabetes manage their blood sugar levels.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Diabetic Food Products
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of Diabexy:
Its founders are Nishu and Lokendra Tomar.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1.5 crores for 1% equity,
Sharks who invested in Diabexy:
No deal could be secured.
#40. Kyari Innovation
About:
This startup specialises in manufacturing safety gadgets meant for people who enjoy adventure-based activities and aims to improve their outdoor experience through its innovative technology.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Adventure Safety Gadgets
Industry Category:
- Consumer Electronics
Founders of Kyari Innovation:
Its founders are Smratika and Abhay Sharma.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹51 lakhs for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹51 lakhs for 6% equity.
Sharks who invested in Kyari Innovation:
Anupam Mittal and Peyush Bansal were the sharks who invested in this startup.
#41. MOPP Foods
About:
MOPP Foods is a QSR (Quick Service Restaurant)/Cloud Kitchen startup offering parathas, pakoras, and other popular Indian street food items with a focus on maintaining freshness and crispiness during delivery.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Indian Street Food
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of MOPP Foods:
Its founders are Gaurav and Geetika Anand Gupta.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 2.25% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹75 lakhs for 5% equity.
Sharks who invested in MOPP Foods:
Amit Jain was the only shark who invested in this Shark Tank India business.
#42. Econiture
About:
Econiture manufactures eco-friendly furniture using recycled plastic waste. It offers a variety of furniture options for homes and businesses, including chairs, stools, racks, benches, and kids’ furniture.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Plastic Recycled Furniture
Industry Category:
- Furniture
Founders of Econiture:
Its founders are Madhur Rathi and Bhushan Boob.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 8% equity.
Sharks who invested in Econiture:
No deal could be secured.
#43. Dobiee
About:
Dobiee manufactures candies with unique Indian flavours targeted towards adults seeking a nostalgic taste of childhood. They offer various candy varieties inspired by popular Indian sweets and childhood snacks.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Candy Manufacturer
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of Dobiee:
Its founders are Arjun and Mukesh Dharamshi.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹72 lakhs for 2% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹72 lakhs for 6.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Dobiee:
Amit Jain was the sole shark who invested in this company.
What happened to Dobiee after Shark Tank India:
The company has experienced a growth of 80% in its offline stores, sales have increased by 88%, and production has swole to 500% to meet the rise in demand. Moreover, it has expanded its distribution to 17 states.
#44. FastBeetle
About:
FastBeetle is a Jammu & Kashmir-based logistics and courier service company. It provides services like hyperlocal deliveries, point-to-point deliveries, and internal delivery solutions for businesses.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Delivery Service in Kashmir
Industry Category:
- Logistics & Delivery Services
Founders of FastBeetle:
Its founders are Sheikh Samiullah and Abid Rashid.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹90 lakhs for 3% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹90 lakhs for 7.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in FastBeetle:
Peyush Bansal and Aman Gupta were the sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to FastBeetle after Shark Tank India:
The startup received quite a lot of recognition after its success with Shark Tank India, especially in the Jammu and Kashmir region. The company aims to expand to Leh as well and, more importantly, improve the economy in the region by increasing job opportunities for local youth.
#45. P-Flow
About:
P-Flow manufactures a home-based urine flow measurement and diagnostic kit. This innovative kit allows individuals to conveniently test their urine flow rate at home, potentially aiding in the diagnosis of prostate and urinary tract problems.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Medical Device
Industry Category:
- Medtech
Founders of P-Flow:
Its founders are Ashish and Preeti Rawandale.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹60 lakhs for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹60 lakhs for 6% equity.
Sharks who invested in P-Flow:
Namita Thapar and Amit Jain were the sharks who invested in this company.
#46. VS Mani & Co
About:
VS Mani & Co. is a South Indian filter coffee brand that offering a variety of coffee powders, brewing equipment, and a variety of wholesome snacks.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Filter Coffee
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of VS Mani & Co:
Its founders are GD Prasad, Rahul Bajaj, and Yashas Alur.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹60 Lakhs for 1.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹19 lakhs for 1% equity and ₹41 lakhs debt at 10% interest.
Sharks who invested in VS Mani & Co:
Namita Thapar was the shark who invested in this startup, while Anupam Mittal had already invested in this company before it had pitched on Shark Tank India.
What happened to VS Mani & Co after Shark Tank India:
The startup gained notable exposure from the mainstream audience, helping to increase its consumer base across the country.
#47. Sepal
About:
Sepal designs and manufactures bike shields to provide all-weather protection for motorcycle riders. Their shield protects against sun, rain, wind, dust, pollution, and insects.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Motorcycle Canopy
Industry Category:
- Automotive Accessories
Founders of Sepal:
Its founders are Sriram Kashyap and Vidhey Addepally.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 2% equity.
Sharks who invested in Sepal:
Peyush Bansal was the shark who invested in this company.
#48. Solinas
About:
The startup’s flagship product, Endobot, is a robot that can crawl pipelines, monitor their condition, and identify defects in real-time. Another product, Homo-SEP, is an automatic septic tank cleaning solution, with an aim to end manual scavenging.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Water Sanitation Asset Management
Industry Category:
- Sanitation & Waste Management
Founders of Solinas:
Its founders are Divanshu Kumar, Bhavesh Narayani, Moinak Banerjee, and Linda Jasline.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹90 lakhs for 2% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹90 lakhs for 3% equity.
Sharks who invested in Solinas:
Peyush Bansal and Anupam Mittal were the sharks who invested in this company.
#49. Avimee Herbal
About:
Avimee Herbal is a company that manufactures and sells a range of Ayurvedic hair care and beauty products. Their flagship product is Keshpallav Hair Oil, an Ayurvedic blend infused with various herbs and oils for hair growth and scalp health.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Ayurvedic Herbal Oil
Industry Category:
- Beauty & Wellness
Founders of Avimee Herbal:
Its founder is RK Choudhary Nanaji.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹2.8 crores for 0.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Avimee Herbal:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Avimee Herbal after Shark Tank India:
Despite not securing a deal, the oldest entrepreneur on Shark Tank India gained a lot of recognition and affection from the audience. The company is also ready to launch its products in Dubai.
#50. Eyenic
About:
Eyenic is an eyewear brand that offers a wide range of trendy and affordable eyeglasses, sunglasses, and contact lenses. It caters to both men and women and focuses on trendy and stylish designs.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Eyewear
Industry Category:
- Fashion & Accessories
Founders of Eyenic:
Its founders are Piyuesh Kalra and Sunil Chhabra.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹75 Lakhs for 6% equity.
Sharks who invested in Eyenic:
No deal could be secured.
#51. Ekatra
About:
Ekatra is a sustainable and artisanal brand that creates handmade stationery and lifestyle products. They use eco-friendly materials and collaborate with a network of women artisans from Rajasthan to create unique designs.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Sustainable Artisanal Stationaries & Lifestyle Products
Industry Category:
- Arts & Lifestyle Products
Founders of Ekatra:
Its founders are Meenakshi and Aishwarya Jhawar.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹40 lakhs for 10% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹20 lakhs for 20% equity and ₹20 lakhs debt at 10% interest.
Sharks who invested in Ekatra:
Peyush Bansal and Amit Jain were the two sharks who invested in this Shark Tank India brand.
What happened to Ekatra after Shark Tank India:
The startup gained recognition after its Shark Tank India appearance, even partnering with major corporations like Google, Airbnb, Big Basket, and the Reserve Bank of India. Additionally, their website sales spiked 10x, positively impacting the socio-economic condition of 50+ people.
#52. Raasa
About:
Raasa provides branding, licensing, grocery procurement, and chef training for unorganised street food vendors, aiming to elevate their hygiene standards and overall quality.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Hygenic & Safe Foodcarts
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of Raasa:
Its founder is Manik Sehgal.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹50 Lakhs for 5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 25% equity.
Sharks who invested in Raasa:
Anupam Mittal was the shark who invested in this company.
#53. Neomotion
About:
Neomotion designs and manufactures electric wheelchairs and mobility scooters specifically designed for Indian roads and user needs. They offer customisation options and focus on comfort and affordability.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Motorised Wheelchair
Industry Category:
- Medtech
Founders of Neomotion:
Its founders are Swostik Sourav Dash, Ashish Sharma, and Siddharth Daga.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1 crore for 1% equity, which was agreed to on the condition that the shark will receive 5% of profits until they receive ₹1 crore, which will be donated.
Sharks who invested in Neomotion:
Peyush Bansal was the shark who invested in this company..
What happened to Neomotion after Shark Tank India:
The Shark Tank India platform gave the company good visibility, helping them reach a wider set of customers. The company is ready to launch new products and even looking to expand to other countries.
#54. Licksters
About:
Licksters is a popsicle brand that makes ice cream with healthy and quality ingredients, aiming to give the authentic taste of fruits.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Popsicle
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of Licksters:
Its founders are Parimal Kalikar and Dhivya S.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 5% equity, which was agreed to ₹25 lakhs for 5% equity and ₹25 lakhs debt.
Sharks who invested in Licksters:
Amit Jain was the shark who invested in this company.
#55. Sayonara
About:
Sayonara offered an innovative petticoat design with features to address the challenges women face when using washrooms while wearing sarees.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Petticoat
Industry Category:
- Apparel & Fashion
Founders of Sayonara:
Its founder is Sahill Shaha.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹1 crore for 10% equity.
Sharks who invested in Sayonara:
No deal could be secured.
#56. PMV
About:
PMV manufactures and sells electric microcars. Their flagship product is the Eas-E, a two-seater electric vehicle known for being India’s most affordable electric car.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Electric Smart Micro-Car
Industry Category:
- Automobile
Founders of PMV:
Its founder is Kalpit Patel.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹1 crore for 1% equity.
Sharks who invested in PMV:
No deal could be secured.
#57. Spice Story
About:
Spice Story offers a wide variety of modern, ready-to-use Indian chutneys and sauces. They go beyond traditional flavours, boasting innovative options alongside classic favourites.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Desi Sauces
Industry Category:
- Condiment
Founders of Spice Story:
Its founder is Soumyadeep Mukherjee.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹70 lakhs for 2% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹70 lakhs for 5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Spice Story:
Namita Thapar was the shark who invested in this company.
What happened to Spice Story after Shark Tank India:
Their appearance on Shark Tank India significantly boosted their brand recognition and expanded their presence across the country.
#58. Bullspree
About:
Bullspree is a gamified stock market learning platform that allows users to learn the basics of stock trading in a risk-free environment. They offer a virtual trading simulator where users can make investment decisions and compete with others.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Stock Market Education
Industry Category:
- Fintech
Founders of Bullspree:
Its founders are Harsh Dhanawat, Dharmil Bavishi, and Divyansh Mathur.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹75 Lakhs for 1.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹75 lakhs for 2.86% equity.
Sharks who invested in Bullspree:
Peyush Bansal and Aman Gupta were the sharks who invested in this company.
#59. Snitch
About:
Snitch is a men’s clothing brand offering a wide range of everyday essentials, such as formal wear, party wear, leisurewear, and athleisurewear. The brand focuses on fast fashion and has a unique selling point of shorter design-to-production cycles.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Men’s Fashion
Industry Category:
- Fashion & Apparel
Founders of Snitch:
Its founder is Siddharth Dungarwal.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹1.5 crores for 0.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹1.5 crores for 1.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Snitch:
This was another one of the few Shark Tank India companies that received funding from all five sharks.
What happened to Snitch after Shark Tank India:
The company has experienced tremendous growth after its Shark Tank India success. Furthermore, the founder revealed that they are working on making the clothing more inclusive and expanding its product range to launch quirky swimwear.
#60. Portl
About:
It is a tech startup that offers a unique AI-powered fitness mirror called “Portl.” This mirror acts as a virtual fitness trainer, providing personalized workout routines based on the user’s fitness level and goals.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Interactive Fitness Mirror
Industry Category:
- Health & Wellness
Founders of Portl:
Its founder is Indraneel Gupta.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹1.5 crores for 0.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹1.5 crores for 2.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Portl:
Namita Thapar, Aman Gupta, and Peyush Bansal were the sharks who invested in this tech startup.
#61. Fat to Slim
About:
This health and wellness startup focuses on providing diet plans for weight loss without the need for exercise.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Diet Program
Industry Category:
- Health & Wellness
Founders of Fat to Slim:
Its founder is Shikha Aggarwal Sharma.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹20 lakhs for 1% equity.
Sharks who invested in Fat to Slim:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Fat to Slim after Shark Tank India:
The founder faced quite a bit of flak from the sharks for misguiding and pointing out that diet could potentially be akin to poison for a diabetic patient.
#62. Cheesecake and Co.
About:
Cheesecake and Co. is an eggless cheesecake company specialising in over 15 delicious and visually appealing flavours.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Cheesecake
Industry Category:
- Confectionary
Founders of Cheesecake and Co.:
Its founders are Himanshu Gakhreja and Shreya Agarwal.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹1 crore for 2% equity.
Sharks who invested in Cheesecake and Co.:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Cheesecake and Co. after Shark Tank India:
Even after not securing a deal from the sharks, the company did pretty well, and it has even expanded to two more cities, Lucknow and Karnal, while already being established in Delhi and Bengaluru.
#63. Dabble
About:
Dabble offers child-safe, toxin-free art products designed to encourage creativity and free expression in early childhood. The products are made with natural and non-toxic materials, suitable for children from 18 months onwards.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Children’s Crayon
Industry Category:
- Art & Craft Supplies
Founders of Dabble:
Its founders are Karen Saldanha and Neha Bajaj.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 10% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹15 lakhs for 10% equity and ₹35 lakhs debt at 0% interest.
Sharks who invested in Dabble:
Aman Gupta was the sole shark who invested in this company.
#64. Cloud Tailor
About:
Cloud Tailor is a women’s clothing brand offering a one-stop shop for personalized tailoring and fashion needs. It provides custom-made outfits, designer wear, and alteration services.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Women’s Clothing & Tailoring
Industry Category:
- Fashion & Apparel
Founders of Cloud Tailor:
Its founders are Mahesh Patel, Susmitha Lakkkula, and Rudra Pratap.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1 crore for 1.4% equity.
Sharks who invested in Cloud Tailor:
No deal could be secured.
#65. BeUnic
About:
BeUnic is an e-commerce marketplace and fashion brand that caters to the LGBTQ+ community. They showcase and sell lifestyle products created by queer entrepreneurs and artists. BeUnic also supports the community through upskilling programs, counselling services, and collaborations with NGOs.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Gender-inclusive lifestyle
Industry Category:
- E-commerce
Founders of BeUnic:
Its founders are Ashish Chopra, Simmi Nanda, Gaurav Chhibber, and Vishesh Chopra.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1 crore for 10% equity.
Sharks who invested in BeUnic:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to BeUnic after Shark Tank India:
Their appearance on the show garnered national attention and support for their mission of inclusivity and empowerment within the LGBTQ+ community. Many from the community have come forward and shared how the startup has inspired them to follow their heart.
#66. Broomees
About:
Broomees is a company that helps people find reliable domestic help, including housemaids, cooks, baby caretakers, elderly caretakers, and all-rounders. It offers a user-friendly platform for booking verified and experienced professionals.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Professional Home Services
Industry Category:
- Service Industry
Founders of Broomees:
Its founders are Niharika Jain, Vaibhav Agrawal, and Saurav Kumar.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹80 lakhs for 2% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹1 crore for 3% equity.
Sharks who invested in Broomees:
Namita Thapar, Aman Gupta, and Peyush Bansal were the sharks who invested in this Shark Tank India brand.
What happened to Broomees after Shark Tank India:
The Shark Tank India deal proved to be a great success for the company. It expanded its workforce operation across the country, saw a significant increase in its monthly turnover, and even attracted investments from various venture capitalists.
#67. Ravel
About:
Ravel offers custom-blended hair care products based on individual hair needs and preferences. Customers take a short quiz online to identify their hair type, concerns, and goals. Ravel then formulates a personalized shampoo and conditioner using natural ingredients.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Hair Care Product
Industry Category:
- Beauty & Personal Care
Founders of Ravel:
Its founder is Ayush Varma.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 2.5% equity, which was finally agreed to ₹75 lakhs for 10% equity on the condition that Ravel needs to achieve ₹7.5 lakhs monthly profit in 2 months.
Sharks who invested in Ravel:
Anupam Mittal was the shark who invested in this company.
#68. HoneyVeda
About:
HoneyVeda offers a range of raw and natural honey products sourced from beekeepers across India, with an emphasise on purity and ethical sourcing practices.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Honey Products
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of HoneyVeda:
Its founders are Kashyap and Hardik Joshi.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 7.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 20% equity and ₹25 lakhs debt at 12% interest.
Sharks who invested in HoneyVeda:
Anupam Mittal and Vineeta Singh were the sharks who invested in this startup.
#69. PadCare
About:
PadCare is a social enterprise focused on sustainable menstrual hygiene solutions. It offers a patented sanitary pad recycling technology and specialises in creating sanitary pad disposal bins for workplaces and public spaces.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Menstrual Products Recycling
Industry Category:
- Sanitation & Waste Management
Founders of PadCare:
Its founder is Ajinkya Dhariya.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 2% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹1 crore for 4% equity.
Sharks who invested in PadCare:
Anupam Mittal, Namita Thapar, Peyush Bansal, and Vineeta Singh were the sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to PadCare after Shark Tank India:
This was the first Shark Tank India company that received an open offer from the sharks. The company gained recognition not only in the country but also in other parts of the world. Currently, the company serves over 100 organisations in 6 cities, including Meta, Capgemini, and Goldman Sachs.
#70. Swadeshi Blessings
About:
Swadeshi Blessings offers handcrafted kitchenware and home decor made from clay. They specialise in beautifully designed and sustainable alternatives to traditional cookware. Their products are known for their mirror finish and natural firing process.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Artisinal Cookware
Industry Category:
- Home Decor & Kitchenware
Founders of Swadeshi Blessings:
Its founders are Madhavi Pallavi, Sunita, and Dattatreya Vyas,
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹25 lakhs for 5% equity and ₹25 lakhs debt at 12% interest.
Sharks who invested in Swadeshi Blessings:
Namita Thapar and Vineeta Singh were the sharks who invested in this company.
#71. OLL
About:
OLL is an EdTech platform providing live, online classes for a variety of skill development needs. It caters to learners of all ages and focuses on interactive and engaging virtual learning experiences.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Online Live Learning Platform
Industry Category:
- Edtech
Founders of OLL:
Its founder is Shreyaan Daga.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹30 lakhs for 2% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹30 lakhs for 5% equity.
Sharks who invested in OLL:
Peyush Bansal and Vineeta Singh were the sharks who invested in this startup.
What happened to OLL after Shark Tank India:
Its appearance on Shark Tank India significantly boosted its visibility and brand recognition. The startup also expanded its range of offerings, such as a specially designed program to help aspiring entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to investors.
#72. Febris
About:
Febris is an online store for premium medical scrubs, lab coats, designer scrub caps, and eye masks. It offers a range of ready-to-wear and customisable medical apparel known for its comfort, style, and functionality.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Medical Lifestyle
Industry Category:
- Medical Apparel
Founders of Febris:
Its founders are Dr. Vishal Bajaj and Girdhar Bajaj.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1 crore for 2.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Febris:
No deal could be secured.
#73. GeeAni
About:
GeeAni is an agricultural technology company that designs and manufactures compact and affordable electric tractors specifically for small-landholding farmers in India.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Affordable Electric Tractor
Industry Category:
- Agritech
Founders of GeeAni:
Its founders are Divyarajsinh Bihola, Prajal Geeta Menon, and Anitha Panikar.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 7.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹1 crore for 10% equity.
Sharks who invested in GeeAni:
Anupam Mittal, Vineeta Singh, and Aman Gupta were the sharks who invested in this company.
#74. Amore
About:
Amore offers preservative-free gelato and sorbetto made with high-quality ingredients. It emphasises authentic Italian flavours and techniques.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Gelato & Sorbetto
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of Amore:
Its founders are Yasser Ali and Nayyer Hussain.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 4% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹75 lakhs for 7.5% equity on the condition that Amore needs to achieve sales of ₹ 80 lakhs per month by March 2023.
Sharks who invested in Amore:
Anupam Mittal was the only shark who invested in this company.
What happened to Amore after Shark Tank India:
Its appearance on the show has boosted its brand recognition and customer base. It has further expanded by opening new outlets in major Indian cities like Mumbai and Bangalore. Moreover, to continue its growth trajectory, the company has taken up contract manufacturing for various brands.
#75. LeafyAffairs
About:
LeafyAffairs creates and sells preserved botanical jewellery. It uses real flowers, leaves, and processed seeds to maintain its product’s beauty and incorporate them into various jewellery designs.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Botanical Lifestyle Brand
Industry Category:
- Fashion Accessories
Founders of LeafyAffairs:
Its founder is Supriya Donthi.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 2.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in LeafyAffairs:
No deal could be secured.
#76. ScrapUncle
About:
ScrapUncle is a digital platform that allows users to schedule pickups for recyclable waste materials. It connects users with verified waste pickers, ensuring responsible and convenient waste disposal.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Scrap Recycling
Industry Category:
- Waste Management
Founders of ScrapUncle:
Its founder is Mukul Chhabra.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹60 lakhs for 3% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹60 lakhs for 5% equity.
Sharks who invested in ScrapUncle:
Amit Jain was the shark who invested in this startup.
What happened to ScrapUncle after Shark Tank India:
ScrapUncle has experienced growth since its Shark Tank India success. It has expanded its services to new cities.
#77. Sharmaji Ka Aata
About:
Sharmaji Ka Atta is a brand of atta flour known for its focus on freshness and quality. It prioritises stone grinding and claims to use no preservatives or artificial colours.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Flour Making
Industry Category:
- Food Processing
Founders of Sharmaji Ka Aata:
Its founders are Pranav and Sangeeta Sharma.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹40 lakhs for 10% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹40 lakhs for 20% equity.
Sharks who invested in Sharmaji Ka Aata:
Anupam Mittal was the shark who invested in this Shark Tank India business.
What happened to Sharmaji Ka Aata after Shark Tank India:
The company saw a steep sales rise and brand recognition after its Shark Tank India success. Its distribution network has grown, reaching new markets across India and is now competing with other giants in its domain.
#78. ManeTain
About:
ManeTain offers a range of hair care products specifically designed for curly and wavy hair textures. They cater to all curl types, providing shampoos, conditioners, styling products, and hair accessories.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Haircare Products
Industry Category:
- Beauty & Personal Care
Founders of ManeTain:
Its founders are Yuba and Hinshara Habeeb.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 2.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹75 lakhs for 10% equity.
Sharks who invested in ManeTain:
Aman Gupta was the shark who invested in this company.
#79. Gavin Paris
About:
Gavin Paris is an urban high-street fashion brand specialising in gender-neutral clothing designed in Paris for the Indian fashion market. Their focus is on oversized and quirky styles.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Street Fashion
Industry Category:
- Fashion & Apparel
Founders of Gavin Paris:
Its founders are KishorJairamka and Ashutosh Roy.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Gavin Paris:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Gavin Paris after Shark Tank India:
While the startup did not secure funding from the sharks, the sharks were very impressed with Roy and were keen on investing in him. Sharks also grilled the other co-founder for an unjust equity structure and robbing Roy blind for being young and naive.
#80. Unstop
About:
Unstop is a community engagement and hiring platform that connects students and freshers with job opportunities and career growth resources.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Career Community
Industry Category:
- Career Development
Founders of Unstop:
Its founder is Ankit Aggarwal.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1 crore for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹2 crore for 4% equity.
Sharks who invested in Unstop:
Namita Thapar, Anupam Mittal, Aman Gupta, and Amit Jain were the sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to Unstop after Shark Tank India:
Unstop became a breakout success story on Shark Tank India. While it received the highest-ever offer on the show – ₹5 crores for 10% equity – Ankit Aggarwal chose to decline the offer. This decision garnered significant media attention and highlighted Unstop’s confidence in its growth potential.
#81. Blue Tea
About:
Blue Tea is an Ayurvedic herbal tea brand offering a variety of health-focused and unique flavourful tea blends that are flower-based.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Herbal Tea
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of Blue Tea:
Its founder is Nitesh Singh.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 3% equity and ₹25 lakhs debt at 12% interest.
Sharks who invested in Blue Tea:
Aman Gupta was the shark who invested in this company.
What happened to Blue Tea after Shark Tank India:
The Shark Tank India success resulted in an increase in revenue, and the unique tea startup is now serving Indigo Airlines. In just a year, the tea startup saw its direct sales from its website increase from 3 lakhs to 2.10 crores monthly. Moreover, the tea brand is proudly serving 11 other countries.
#82. Green Snack
About:
Green Snack Co. is a brand that offers a line of multi-grain, roasted snack puffs marketed as a healthy alternative to conventional snacks.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Healthy Snacks
Industry Category:
- FMCG
Founders of Green Snack:
Its founders are Jasmine Kaur Sharda and Chetan Sharda.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹1 crore for 2% equity, which was finally agreed to at₹1 crore for 8% equity.
Sharks who invested in Green Snack:
Vineeta Singh was the shark who invested in this company.
#83. Hobby India
About:
Hobby India is an online art and craft store offering a wide variety of art supplies, DIY kits, and crafting materials. It caters to hobbyists and artists of all skill levels.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Hobby Idea DIY Items
Industry Category:
- Arts & Crafts Supplies
Founders of Hobby India:
Its founders are Vaibhav Dilipbhai Sutariya, Shruti Vaibhav Sutariya, and Khyati Dilipbhai Sutariya.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 3% equity.
Sharks who invested in Hobby India:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Hobby India after Shark Tank India:
The startup gained a significant rise in sales and brand recognition after the show despite not bagging a deal from the sharks.
#84. Flhexible
About:
Flhexible is a manufacturer of paper-based honeycomb furniture. Their furniture is designed to be sturdy, eco-friendly, and space-saving. They offer a variety of products, including foldable beds, sofas, stools, and more.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Paper Furniture
Industry Category:
- Furniture
Founders of Flhexible:
Its founders are Abhimanyu Singh and Shilpi Dua.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 7.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Flhexible:
No deal could be secured.
#85. Upthrust Esports
About:
Upthrust Esports is a company focused on promoting and developing esports in India. They provide a platform for gamers to compete, practice, and showcase their skills through tournaments and events.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Online Gaming Events Broadcast
Industry Category:
- Gaming & Esports
Founders of Upthrust Esports:
Its founder is Kartik Sabherwal.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 3% equity.
Sharks who invested in Upthrust Esports:
No deal could be secured.
#86. Zoff
About:
Zoff is a D2C online spice brand offering high-quality, hygienically processed spices. It utilises state-of-the-art technology to maintain freshness and purity.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Spices Brand
Industry Category:
- Spices
Founders of Zoff:
Its founders are Akash and Ashish Agrawal.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹1 crore for 0.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹1 crore for 1.25% equity.
Sharks who invested in Zoff:
Aman Gupta was the shark who invested in this startup.
What happened to Zoff after Shark Tank India:
The Shark Tank India has proven to be quite successful for this spice startup. Aiming to be a ₹300 crores brand by 2025-26, it is eyeing to be the third largest national player in the spices category. Moreover, one of the founders also shared that they are planning on an IPO in the next 4-5 years.
#87. Desi Toys
About:
Desi Toys offers a collection of reimagined classic Indian toys crafted by local artisans. It focuses on safe, high-quality toys that blend traditional Indian games with a modern touch.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Ancient Toys
Industry Category:
- Toys & Games
Founders of Desi Toys:
Its founder is Swapna Wagh.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 3% equity.
Sharks who invested in Desi Toys:
No deal could be secured.
#88. Cloudworx
About:
Cloudworx provides an end-to-end solution for creating and managing digital twins within the enterprise metaverse. Its flagship product, Cloudworx Studio, is a web-based platform that allows users to build 3D applications and workflows for digital twins without writing any code.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Metaverse
Industry Category:
- Enterprise Software
Founders of Cloudworx:
Its founder is Yuvraj Tomar.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹40 lakhs for 2% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹40 lakhs for 3.2% equity.
Sharks who invested in Cloudworx:
Namita Thapar and Anupam Mittal were the two sharks who invested in this tech startup.
What happened to Cloudworx after Shark Tank India:
This Shark Tank India’s company saw a surge in sales by 5x in just a year and successfully secured more funding at a higher valuation.
#89. Mahantam
About:
Mahantam is a startup that manufactures and sells an automatic teacup washing machine designed for hygiene and efficiency in roadside tea stalls across India. The machine can wash up to 15 glasses in just 30 seconds.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Tea Glasses Washing Machine
Industry Category:
- Food Technology
Founders of Mahantam:
Its founders are the brothers Dhaval and Jayesh Nai.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹30 lakhs for 10% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹30 lakhs for 20% equity.
Sharks who invested in Mahantam:
This was yet another one of the Shark Tank India companies that impressed and secured funding from all five sharks.
#90. Mindpeers
About:
MindPeers is a mental health and wellness company that uses machine learning and questionnaires to measure a user’s mental strengths and provide real-time personalised recommendations. They aim to empower individuals to build their mental resilience.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Mental Health App
Industry Category:
- Health & Wellness
Founders of Mindpeers:
Its founder is Kanika Agarwal.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹53 lakhs for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹1.06 crores for 2% equity.
Sharks who invested in Mindpeers:
₹53 lakhs was from Peyush Bansal for 1% equity, and the rest of the ₹53 lakhs were from Aman Gupta, Namita Thapar, and Vineeta Singh for 1% equity.
What happened to Mindpeers after Shark Tank India:
This mental health startup saw a significant boost in sales after its Shark Tank India appearance. It plans to expand to the US, UK, and Singapore.
#91. Barosi
About:
Barosi is a brand offering organic and natural milk-based products like paneer, ghee, and curd. They focus on sourcing their milk from local dairy farmers and emphasize ethical and sustainable practices.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Organic Milk Products
Industry Category:
- Dairy
Founders of Barosi:
Its founder is Durlabh Rawat.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 2% equity.
Sharks who invested in Barosi:
No deal could be secured.
#92. Daryaganj
About:
Daryaganj is a Delhi-based casual restaurant chain that specialises in North Indian cuisine, particularly its signature Butter Chicken and Dal Makhani dishes.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Restaurants Chain
Industry Category:
- Hospitality
Founders of Daryaganj:
Its founders are Gurpreet Singh, Raghav Jaggi, and Amit Bagga.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹90 lakhs for 0.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹90 lakhs for 1% equity.
Sharks who invested in Daryaganj:
Aman Gupta was the shark who invested on the condition that he would be included in secondary offload.
What happened to Daryaganj after Shark Tank India:
This Shark Tank India brand’s sales soared through the roof, with customers queuing up to dine in the restaurant. The founders are planning on expanding the restaurant chain to leverage the growing popularity due to Shark Tank India’s success.
#93. Dhruv Vidyut
About:
Dhruv Vidyut isn’t a company in the traditional sense,. it’s the initiative of Gursaurabh Singh, who created a retrofittable electric vehicle conversion kit called DVECK. This allows users to convert a regular bicycle into an electric bike with a motor, battery, and other necessary components.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Electric Conversion Kit
Industry Category:
- Automotive
Founders of Dhruv Vidyut:
Its founder is Gursaurabh Singh.
Their Ask for Funding:
In a rather unique pitch, the founder asked for 100 hours of participation from the sharks for 0.5% equity rather than monetary funding.
Sharks who invested in Dhruv Vidyut:
Anupam Mittal agreed on the condition that Dhruv Vidyut must raise ₹1 crore, and Aman Gupta and Peyush Bansal agreed on the condition that they will be the first investors of the company.
What happened to Dhruv Vidyut after Shark Tank India:
Peysush Bansal offered the founder an empty floor of his new factory in Gurugram. Aman Gupta said he would provide any assistance related to the business and financial aspects of things. Recently, the company delivered an upgraded fleet of tricycles armed with DVECK to the Indian Army with a payload capacity of 500 kg and a range of 40 Km.
#94. CellBell
About:
CellBell is a company that offers a variety of ergonomic office chairs designed for comfort and improved posture. It targets work-from-home professionals and gamers seeking comfortable seating solutions.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Executive & Gaming Chairs
Industry Category:
- Furniture
Founders of CellBell:
Its founder is Pawan Demla.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹90 lakhs for 1.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in CellBell:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to CellBell after Shark Tank India:
Despite not receiving funding from the sharks, the company gained good recognition and saw a boost in their revenue as well. The company also implemented advice given by the sharks and established itself as one of the prominent players in the executive and gaming chair domain.
#95. Tipayi
About:
Tipayi is a brand of high-quality unique wooden balance bikes without pedals and brakes for children designed to help them learn balance and coordination in a safe and fun way.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Kids Wooden Bicycle
Industry Category:
- Toys & Games
Founders of Tipayi:
Its founder is Prem Kale.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 10% equity.
Sharks who invested in Tipayi:
No deal could be secured.
#96. DigiQure
About:
DigiQure is an e-clinic platform that connects patients in rural areas with qualified doctors for online consultations. It offers services such as telemedicine consultations with specialists, digital prescriptions, medicine delivery facilitation, and lab test scheduling.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- E-clinic
Industry Category:
- Healthcare
Founders of DigiQure:
Its founder is Akanksh Tandon.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹40 lakhs for 4% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹40 lakhs for 10% equity.
Sharks who invested in DigiQure:
Namita Thapar was the shark who invested in this company.
#97. Nirmalya
About:
Nirmalya is a company that manufactures and sells premium incense products made from dried flowers. They focus on natural and eco-friendly ingredients.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Incense Products from Dried Flowers
Industry Category:
- FMCG
Founders of Nirmalya:
Its founders are Rajeev Bansal, Surbhi Bansal and Bharat Bansal.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹60 lakhs for 1.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Nirmalya:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Nirmalya after Shark Tank India:
While the company gained recognition after its Shark Tank India appearance, it also attracted controversy soon after when Vikas Garg, claiming to be the company’s original founder, alleged that the current founders threw him out. This led to a scuffle and an FIR, thwarting its plans of scaling up.
#98. Pabiben
About:
Pabiben is an online platform that empowers rural women artisans in Kutch, Gujarat, by selling their handcrafted products directly to consumers. They specialise in Rabari embroidery on clothing, bags, and gift boxes.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Handicraft Items
Industry Category:
- Social Enterprise
Founders of Pabiben:
Its founder is Pabiben Rabari.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹10 lakhs for 5% equity and ₹40 lakhs debt at 0% interest.
Sharks who invested in Pabiben:
Namita Thapar was the shark who invested in this company.
What happened to Pabiben after Shark Tank India:
Pabiben’s story resonated with viewers, promoting appreciation for traditional Indian crafts and women’s empowerment. Even before coming to Shark Tank India, the company had received recognition Kaun Banega Crorepati. Pabiben-labeled products are sold in countries like Sweden and the US.
#99. Homestrap
About:
Homestrap is a brand offering a variety of home organisation solutions, including wardrobe organisers, saree organizers, clothes organisers, shoe organisers, and more. They focus on creating space-saving and functional storage solutions for homes.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Home Organisers
Industry Category:
- Home Solution
Founders of Homestrap:
Its founders are Akash and Priyanka Mehta.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹70 lakhs for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 7% equity and ₹20 lakhs debt at 10% interest.
Sharks who invested in Homestrap:
Anupam Mittal was the shark who invested in this company.
#100. Ubreathe
About:
Ubreathe offers innovative home air purifiers that utilise a combination of natural and technological methods to improve indoor air quality. Their purifiers leverage the air-cleaning properties of plants along with filtration systems.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Air Purifiers
Industry Category:
- Home Appliances
Founders of Ubreathe:
Its founders are Sanjay Maurya, Akhil Gupta, Akshay Goyal and Inderjeet Rao.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1.5 crores for 7.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 5% equity and ₹1 crore debt at 10% interest.
Sharks who invested in Ubreathe:
Namita Thapar was the shark who invested in this company.
What happened to Ubreathe after Shark Tank India:
One of the founders, on a podcast, revealed that although the deal was greenlit during the show, the funds never reached them. There were many delayed communications and changes in POC (point of contact).
#101. Deyor
About:
Deyor is a travel company specialising in curated group tours and adventure trips across India. They focus on providing unique and authentic travel experiences, often with a focus on community and off-the-beaten-path destinations.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Holidays Planner
Industry Category:
- Hospitality
Founders of Deyor:
Its founders are Himanshu Agarwal and Chirag Gupta.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1 crore for 1% equity.
Sharks who invested in Deyor:
No deal could be secured.
#102. iMumz
About:
iMumz is a pregnancy and motherhood company that offers a holistic approach to pregnancy, childbirth, and early childcare to expecting mothers and new parents.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- 24×7 Guidance & Tracking App for Pregnant Mothers
Industry Category:
- Health & Wellness
Founders of iMumz:
Its founders are Dr Jaideep Malhotra, Rajesh Jagasia, Ravi Teja Akondi, and Mayur Dhurpate.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹70 lakhs for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹10 lakhs for 1% equity and ₹60 lakhs debt at 10% interest.
Sharks who invested in iMumz:
Peyush Bansal was the shark who invested in this startup.
#103. The Healthy Binge
About:
The Healthy Binge offers healthy, 100% baked snack options made with high-nutrient ingredients like jowar, bajra, millet, ragi, and quinoa. It aims to become a popular choice for health-conscious consumers.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Healthy Snacks
Industry Category:
- FMCG
Founders of The Healthy Binge:
Its founders are Pranav and Karan Korke.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 5% equity, which was agreed to by two sharks.
Sharks who invested in The Healthy Binge:
Peyush Bansal and Aman Gupta were the sharks who invested in this company.
#104. Freakins
About:
Freakins is a denim fashion brand that focuses on fast fashion and caters primarily to young women. They offer a wide variety of trendy denim styles with frequent new launches. Their target market is college students and fashion-conscious young adults.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Fashion Apparel brand
Industry Category:
- Fashion & Apparel
Founders of Freakins:
Its founders are Puneet Sehgal and Shaan Shah.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹70 lakhs for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 2.5% equity and ₹20 lakhs debt at 12% interest on the condition that this investment will be a part of a bigger investment round.
Sharks who invested in Freakins:
Vineeta Singh was the shark who invested in this company.
What happened to Freakins after Shark Tank India:
Freakins experienced good growth after bagging a deal from Shark Tank India. It expanded its product range and distribution channels. Moreover, soon after, it received significant funding from 30 various angel investors and influencers.
#105. Perfora
About:
Perfora is a company that manufactures and sells made-safe toothpaste. It claims its products are free from harsh chemicals like SLS (Sodium Lauryl Sulfate) and focus on natural ingredients and effective cleaning.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Oral Care Products
Industry Category:
- Personal Care & Hygiene
Founders of Perfora:
Its founders are Tushar Khurana and Jatan Bawa.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹80 lakhs for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹80 lakhs for 2.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Perfora:
Vineeta Singh, Namita Thapar, and Peyush Bansal were the sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to Perfora after Shark Tank India:
The company’s sales increased by 5x after its Shark Tank India triple shark deal. Moreover, it secured additional funding at a valuation double that received on Shark Tank India.
#106. Midnight Angels
About:
Midnight Angels designs and sells comfortable and stylish sleepwear for women. Their focus is on high-quality materials and trendy designs for a variety of occasions beyond just sleepwear.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Plus Size Night Wear
Industry Category:
- Fashion & Apparel
Founders of Midnight Angels:
Its founders are Punya and Parina Chug.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 6% equity.
Sharks who invested in Midnight Angels:
No deal could be secured.
#107. CureSee
About:
CureSee is said to be the world’s first AI-based vision therapy platform designed to treat amblyopia (lazy eye) and other binocular vision problems. It offers personalized vision therapy exercises through a user-friendly app and web interface.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- AI-based Vision Therapy Website
Industry Category:
- Medtech
Founders of CureSee:
Its founders are Amit Sahni, Puneet and Jatin Kaushik.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹40 lakhs for 5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 10% equity
Sharks who invested in CureSee:
Peyush Bansal was the shark who invested in this revolutionary startup.
#108. Medulance
About:
Medulance is an emergency medical service provider offering ambulance services across India. It boasts a large fleet of ambulances, trained paramedics, and advanced life support equipment.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Ambulance Services
Industry Category:
- Healthcare
Founders of Medulance:
Its founders are Pranav Bajaj and Ravjot Singh Arora.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹2 crores for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹2 crores for 2% equity
Sharks who invested in Medulance:
Namita Thapar, Aman Gupta, and Peyush Bansal were the sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to Medulance after Shark Tank India:
After its Shark Tank India success, the company has launched a healthcare academy to improve the quality of paramedic training. It also aims to expand through partnerships to 1000 cities and 3-4 states in the coming years.
#109. Cakelicious
About:
Cakelicious is a startup operating as a bakery and cafe. It specialises in the unique concept of cakes in a tub, offering various flavours and artistic decorations.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Flavourful Cakes
Industry Category:
- Confectionary
Founders of Cakelicious:
Its founders are Fatema and Duriya Barodawala.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹25 lakhs for 5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹25 lakhs for 20% equity.
Sharks who invested in Cakelicious:
Amit Jain was the shark who invested in this company.
What happened to Cakelicious after Shark Tank India:
Cakelicious had one of the most memorable pitches on the Shark Tank India companies list. Not only were the audiences and sharks alike inspired by one of the co-founder’s stories of overcoming trauma and abuse, but one of the sharks even broke their diet plan to taste the cake.
#110. Bowled.io
About:
Bowled.io is a play-to-earn (P2E) social gaming platform that offers cricket-based and various other sports mobile games. Users can play, compete, and earn cryptocurrency rewards.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Sports-based Gaming Platform
Industry Category:
- Gaming
Founders of Bowled.io:
Its founders are Akshay Khandelwal, Shylesh Monceey, Rahul Singh, and Neeraj Jhanji.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹80 lakhs for 1% equity.
Sharks who invested in Bowled.io:
No deal could be secured.
#111. Toyshine
About:
Toyshine is a leading online retailer of children’s toys. They offer a wide variety of toys from international and domestic brands, catering to various age groups and interests.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Toddlers Specialist Indoor Toy
Industry Category:
- Toys
Founders of Toyshine:
Its founder is Rohit Khanna.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹1.25 crores for 0.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Toyshine:
No deal could be secured.
#112. Neuphony
About:
Neuphony develops and sells brain-computer interface (BCI) wearables and software for brain health and training. Their products are designed to help users improve focus, manage stress, and achieve better sleep through neurofeedback techniques.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Brain Smartwatch
Industry Category:
- Health & Wellness
Founders of Neuphony:
Its founders are Ria Rustagi and Bhavya Madan.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1 crore for 2% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹1 crore for 5.4% equity.
Sharks who invested in Neuphony:
Aman Gupta and Peyush Bansal were the sharks who invested in this startup.
#113. Amrutam
About:
Amrutam is a family-run business offering Ayurvedic personal care and healthcare products. They use traditional Indian knowledge and practices to create easy-to-use formulations for modern lifestyles.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Ayurvedic Lifestyle Brand
Industry Category:
- Health & Wellness
Founders of Amrutam:
Its founders are Ashok, Agnim and Stuti Gupta.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 2% equity.
Sharks who invested in Amrutam:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Amrutam after Shark Tank India:
Despite not securing a deal, Amrutam’s appearance on Shark Tank India generated significant exposure, boosting its brand recognition and customer base.
#114. HoloKitab
About:
HoloKitab offers an augmented reality (AR) based learning experience for children. Their core product is a kit that combines physical flashcards with a mobile app. 3D models, animations, and interactive content come to life when a child scans the flashcards with the app, enhancing the learning experience.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Augmented Reality Learning Kit
Industry Category:
- Edtech
Founders of HoloKitab:
Its founders are Dipanshu Bajaj and Nikhil Miglani.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹45 lakhs for 10% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹45 lakhs for 25% equity.
Sharks who invested in HoloKitab:
Namita Thapar was the shark who invested in this AR startup.
#115. Zoe Nutrition
About:
Zoe Nutrition is a start-up that specialises in products for weight loss programs. It sells various products, such as detox teas and workout oils, which the company claims to improve metabolism and immunity in addition to helping in weight loss.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Holistic Health & Wellness Brand
Industry Category:
- Health & Wellness
Founders of Zoe Nutrition:
Its founders are Taniya Dhirasaria and Karan Jindal.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Zoe Nutrition:
No deal could be secured.
#116. Hornback
About:
Hornback manufactures foldable bicycles with a patented mechanism that allows for easy and quick folding without lifting the bike. These bicycles emphasise strength, durability, and a comfortable riding experience.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Foldable Cycle
Industry Category:
- Sports & Fitness
Founders of Hornback:
Its founders are Nishith Parikh and Rajkumar Kewat.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 2.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Hornback:
Amit Jain was the shark who invested in this startup.
#117. Malaki
About:
Malaki offers premium non-alcoholic beverages, including sparkling water, tonic water, ginger ale, and alkaline water. They focus on using high-quality ingredients and innovative flavours.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Beverage Brand
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of Malaki:
Its founders are Ashish and Mohit Bhatia.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 3% equity.
Sharks who invested in Malaki:
Peyush Bansal and Aman Gupta were the sharks who invested in this company.
#118. Nano Clean
About:
Nano Clean is a leading manufacturer of innovative air filtration solutions. It specialises in various products, including Nasofilters, safety masks, and Nanoclean AC filters. It leverages its award-winning, patented nanofilter technology to address the growing challenge of air pollution.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Filtration Technology
Industry Category:
- Air Filtration
Founders of Nano Clean:
Its founders are Prateek Sharma and Amar Gupta.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹80 lakhs for 2% equity.
Sharks who invested in Nano Clean:
No deal could be secured.
#119. Desmondji
About:
Desmondji creates craft alcoholic beverages that are proudly “made in India” and manufactured to the highest global standards, focusing on innovative and unique flavours.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Indian Alcoholic Brand
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of Desmondji:
Its founder is Desmond Nazareth.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹1 crore for 1% equity.
Sharks who invested in Desmondji:
No deal could be secured.
#120. Cremeitalia
About:
Cremeitalia specialises in fresh, 100% natural Italian cheeses made with premium-quality milk. It avoids artificial flavours, colours, and preservatives. Its products include Burrata, Mozzarella, Ricotta, and Stracciatella.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Italian Cheese
Industry Category:
- Dairy
Founders of Cremeitalia:
Its founders are Prateek Mittal and Rajas Dhote.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹90 lakhs for 1.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Cremeitalia:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Cremeitalia after Shark Tank India:
Despite not securing a deal from the sharks, the company gained recognition among mainstream cheese enthusiasts. It also expanded its product portfolio recently to include dips in various flavours
#121. Nawgati
About:
Nawgati is a platform that aims to revolutionize the gas station experience in India. It offers a two-pronged approach: the Nawgati Fueling App, which helps consumers find the nearest gas stations, check fuel prices and real-time congestion levels, and navigate to less crowded stations, and the Aaveg Dashboard, which helps gas stations improve operational efficiency.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Online Ecosystem for Fuel
Industry Category:
- Consumer Tech
Founders of Nawgati:
Its founders are Vaibhav Kaushik, Aryan Sisodia, and Aalaap Nair.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹67 lakhs for 2% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹67 lakhs for 3% equity.
Sharks who invested in Nawgati:
Aman Gupta and Amit Jain were the sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to Nawgati after Shark Tank India:
The Shark Tank India deal was a great success for the company. Post-show, it secured additional funding from various VCs and institution schemes, recently from GAIL of ₹1 crore. The company further plans to become a fuel-agnostic platform by including CNG and charging stations for EVs.
#122. Swytchd
About:
Swytchd aims to revolutionise how people experience electric vehicles by eliminating the complexities associated with traditional car ownership, such as maintenance and high upfront costs. Swytchd offers a solution that is both sustainable and flexible, empowering individuals to embrace electric mobility with ease.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Subscription-based EV Rental
Industry Category:
- Automobile
Founders of Swytchd:
Its founder is Sameer Arif Sinclair.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 3% equity.
Sharks who invested in Swytchd:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Swytchd after Shark Tank India:
While the company failed to convince the sharks of a deal, it is currently doing pretty well. It raised funding from another angel investor and turned profitable.
#123. Gladful
About:
Gladful offers a range of healthy, protein-rich breakfast and snack options targeted at families. Their products cater to children’s needs and aim to provide convenient and nutritious alternatives to traditional breakfast options.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Family-friendly Protein
Industry Category:
- FMCG
Founders of Gladful:
Its founders are Manu and Parul Sharma.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 2% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 3.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Gladful:
Namita Thapar, Aman Gupta, and Amit Jain were the sharks who invested in this Shark Tank India brand.
What happened to Gladful after Shark Tank India:
The company’s growth surged after the Shark Tank India deal. It has upscaled to a new manufacturing unit with 10x capacity than the old one to meet growing demand. It aims to cross ₹600 crores in revenue in the next 5 years and establish itself as a prominent child nutrition brand in India.
#124. Pharmallama
About:
Pharmallama is a company offering pre-sorted medicine packs delivered to your doorstep. They automate the sorting and packaging of medications based on a doctor’s prescription, ensuring patients receive the correct dosage at the right time.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Smart Medicine Box
Industry Category:
- Healthcare
Founders of Pharmallama:
Its founders are Deepesh Rajpal, Achintya Dayal, and Arjun Raghunandan.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹1 crore for 1.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹2 crores for 5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Pharmallama:
This company bagged the all-shark deal, joining the prestigious list of Shark Tank India companies that achieved this rare feat.
What happened to Pharmallama after Shark Tank India:
Despite the company being a hit among the sharks and the audience later on, the company, soon after its Shark Tank success, received a legal notice from the South Chemist and Druggist Association (SDCA), including all five sharks and Sony TV. The notice alleged violation of the provisions of law regulating the pharma industry.
#125. Crave Raja Foods
About:
Crave Raja Foods is a cloud kitchen brand offering a variety of fast food items, such as burgers, pizzas, sandwiches, and rolls. They focus on minimal wastage and a wide selection to cater to diverse cravings.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Cloud Kitchen
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of Crave Raja Foods:
Its founders are Soupaul Dey and Subhabrata Ganguly.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹65 lakhs for 3% equity,
Sharks who invested in Crave Raja Foods:
No deal could be secured.
#126. Va Perfumes
About:
Va Perfumes specialises in creating Night Incense sticks. These incense sticks claimed to evoke love and set the mood for romance. Its products include variants such as romance, classic love, and extreme fun.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Night Incense Stick
Industry Category:
- Fragrance
Founders of Va Perfumes:
Its founder is Amit Hotchandani.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹1 crore for 10% equity.
Sharks who invested in Va Perfumes:
No deal could be secured.
#127. Hood
About:
Hood is a social media platform that allows users to share their thoughts and opinions anonymously. Users can create profiles with usernames, but no personal information is linked to the account. Hood offers features like discussions, groups, and debates, where users can engage freely without fear of judgment.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Pseudonymous Social Network
Industry Category:
- Social Media
Founders of Hood:
Its founders are Jasveer Singh and Abhishek Asthana.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1.2 crores for 0.2% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹60 lakhs for 0.54% equity and ₹60 lakhs debt at 12% interest.
Sharks who invested in Hood:
Aman Gupta and Peyush Bansal were the sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to Hood after Shark Tank India:
The company’s success has only fast-tracked since Shark Tank India success. It plans to expand its consumer base globally, especially in the US.
#128. Twisting Scoops
About:
Twisting Scoops is the largest and first Turkish ice cream chain in India. It offers a unique ice cream experience with showmanship and a variety of flavours that are claimed to be made from 100% natural ingredients and zero chemicals. The ice cream chain has a presence in four countries with over 30 stores.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Turkish Ice Cream
Industry Category:
- Dairy
Founders of Twisting Scoops:
Its founders are Kunwarpreet Singh Juneja and Manmeet Singh Batra.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1 crore for 2.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Twisting Scoops:
No deal could be secured.
#129. GrowIt
About:
GrowIt offers a range of products that promote “protective farming” practices. These include mulching films, crop covers, shade nets, grow bags, and other agricultural essentials. Their products are designed to improve crop yield, conserve water, and minimise environmental impact.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Protective Farming Products
Industry Category:
- Agritech
Founders of GrowIt:
Its founders are Akshayand Saurabh Agarwal.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1 crore for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 1% equity and ₹50 lakhs debt at 10% interest.
Sharks who invested in GrowIt:
Namita Thapar and Peyush Bansal were the sharks who invested in this company.
#130. Makino
About:
Makino manufactures and sells nachos, nuts, and savoury Indian snacks. They offer a variety of innovative flavours, highlighting the use of high-quality ingredients and are free of MSG, trans fat, and cholesterol.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Nachos and Nuts
Industry Category:
- FMCG
Founders of Makino:
Its founders are Anik, Keval, and Priyank Patel.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹2 crore for 2% equity.
Sharks who invested in Makino:
No deal could be secured.
#131. Trunome
About:
Trunome is the innovative product of Acrannolife Genomics, which offers a remote patient monitoring (RPM) platform for organ transplant recipients. Their technology allows doctors to track patients’ vital signs and health metrics remotely, facilitating early detection of potential complications.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Diagnosis & Monitoring Platform for Chronic Diseases
Industry Category:
- Medtech
Founders of Trunome:
Its founders are Agragesh and Avinash Ramani.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1.5 crores for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹1.5 crores for 2% equity.
Sharks who invested in Trunome:
Vineeta Singh, Anupam Mittal, Aman Gupta and Peyush Bansal were the sharks who invested in this company.
#132. WOL3D
About:
WOL3D manufactures and sells consumer 3D printers. Its printers are advertised as highly reliable and affordable compared to competitors.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Consumer 3D Printing Brand
Industry Category:
- Manufacturing & Technology
Founders of WOL3D:
Its founders are Rahul Chandalia, Shaloni Chandalia, Pradeep Jain, and Swati Jain.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1.5 crores for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹80 lakhs for 2% equity and ₹70 lakhs debt at 12% interest.
Sharks who invested in WOL3D:
Aman Gupta was the sole shark who invested in this company.
#133. What’s Up Wellness
About:
What’s Up Wellness offers health gummies as a convenient and tasty way to get daily vitamins and other supplements. Their product line includes options for hair & nails, skin health, and overall wellness.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
Healthy Gummies
Industry Category:
- Health & Wellness
Founders of What’s Up Wellness:
Its founders are Vaibhav Makhija and Sayantani Mandal.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 3% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹60 lakhs for 4.76% equity.
Sharks who invested in What’s Up Wellness:
Aman Gupta, Anupam Mittal, and Vineeta Singh were the sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to What’s Up Wellness after Shark Tank India:
The company experienced significant growth after their Shark Tank India deal. It even secured funding of ₹14.40 crore in a seed funding round led by Unilever Ventures.
#134. Proost
About:
Proost is a beer brand that offers what it describes as “mass premium affordable beer.” It focuses on providing high-quality beer at an accessible price point.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Premium Strong Beer
Industry Category:
- Beverage
Founders of Proost:
Its founders are Vijay P Sharma and Tarun Bhargwa.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1 crore for 0.75% equity.
Sharks who invested in Proost:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Proost after Shark Tank India:
Despite not bagging the deal from the sharks, the company raised ₹25 crores in pre-Series A funding. It plans to establish its consumer base in Delhi, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, and Kerala regions, and explore new market opportunities.
#135. Dr Cubes
About:
Dr. Cubes is a company specialising in manufacturing and delivering high-quality ice cubes, ice blocks, and dry ice. They cater to various clientele, including the hospitality industry, hypermarkets, juice chains, fish and meat markets, and individual consumers.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Hygienic Ice Cube Brand
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of Dr Cubes:
Its founders are Naveed Munshi and Pramod Tirlapur.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹80 lakhs for 15% equity.
Sharks who invested in Dr Cubes:
No deal could be secured.
#136. Metro Ride
About:
Metro Ride provides last-mile electric vehicle connectivity solutions for reaching metro stations, corporate parks, and universities/colleges in Bangalore. They offer a fleet of electric vehicles with a focus on female drivers for a safe and comfortable commuting experience.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- AI-based EV Vehicle Booking Platform
Industry Category:
- Transportation & Mobility
Founders of Metro Ride:
Its founders are Kaaman Agarwal and Girish Nagpal.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 1% equity.
Sharks who invested in Metro Ride:
No deal could be secured.
#137. Conker App
About:
Conker App is a mobile application focusing on skill-based education, particularly targeting students seeking career development and skill improvement. They connect learners with experts who provide online courses and job opportunities.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Skill-based Startup
Industry Category:
- Edtech
Founders of Conker App :
Its founders are Arvind Arora and Sachin Upadhyay.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹40 lakhs for 2% equity.
Sharks who invested in Conker App :
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Conker App after Shark Tank India:
The company came to light after its Shark Tank India appearance due to a controversy involving the alleged stealing of content from another creator. The creator revealed on social media that she shot a course content in collaboration with the company but was later discarded, only to resurface on the Shark Tank India episode without her consent.
#138. WTF
About:
WTF! Where’s The Food is a budget-friendly chain of Asian cuisine restaurants founded in Kolkata. They focus on offering high-quality and standardised dishes at affordable prices. Their signature concept is a 75% standardised menu with known pricing, allowing customers to predict their bill easily.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Budget Smart Restaurant Chain
Industry Category:
- Hospitality
Founders of WTF:
Its founder is Sayan Chakraborty.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 5% equity.
Sharks who invested in WTF:
No deal could be secured.
#139. Funngro
About:
Funngro is a platform that connects teenagers with safe, age-appropriate work opportunities. It helps teens gain valuable work experience, financial independence, and professional skills.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Platform That Helps Teenagers Earn
Industry Category:
- Job Marketplace
Founders of Funngro:
Its founders are Payal and Anik Jain.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 1.25% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 4.16% equity
Sharks who invested in Funngro:
Namita Thapar and Amit Jain were the two sharks who invested in this Shark Tank India brand.
What happened to Funngro after Shark Tank India:
Shark Tank India success notably increased the company’s brand recognition and value. Previously it was only associated with 600 companies, which now has surged to 2,200. Even the number of users increased from 4 lakhs to 6 lakhs overnight.
#140. Aadvik Foods
About:
Aadvik Foods specialises in dairy products made from camel and goat milk. Their product line includes milk powder, chocolate, ghee, and soaps. They claim their products offer health benefits compared to traditional cow milk.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Goat and Camel Milk Products
Industry Category:
- Dairy
Founders of Aadvik Foods:
Its founders are Hitesh Rathi and Shrey Kumar.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹60 lakhs for 1.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹15 lakhs for 1.5% equity and ₹45 lakhs debt at 12% interest.
Sharks who invested in Aadvik Foods:
Amit Jain was the shark who invested in this company.
#141. Oye Happy
About:
Oye Happy is an online gifting platform that offers unique and personalised gifts for various occasions. It curates gift baskets and experiences, focusing on customisation and adding a personal touch.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Bedroom Gifts
Industry Category:
- E-commerce
Founders of Oye Happy:
Its founders are Varun Todi and Harsh Khemani.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 1% equity.
Sharks who invested in Oye Happy:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Oye Happy after Shark Tank India:
Although the company could not bag a deal, it did gain some insightful advice from the sharks and, more importantly, visibility across the country. The company has made its bedroom gifts accessible via Blinkit, Cred, Instamart, Zepto, and Amazon. It even shipped its first consignment of board games to the USA and South Africa. It is also launching an entirely new brand focusing on new mothers’ big moments called ‘LittleChirp.’
#142. Healthy Master
About:
Healthy Master offers a variety of healthy and nutritious snacks made with natural ingredients. Their products are positioned as a convenient and tasty way to make mindful choices when snacking, without any preservatives, chemicals, or artificial flavours.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Healthy Munching Brand
Industry Category:
- FMCG
Founders of Healthy Master:
Its founders are Dipti Singhal, Shivali Garg, and Tarun Agarwal.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 3% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 6.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Healthy Master:
Vineeta Singh was the shark who invested in this company.
#143. Kitsons
About:
Kitsons is a stationery brand that offers a wide range of creative, high-quality products for all ages. It is also said to be one of the biggest players in the organised stationery and toy retail space in South India.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- One-Stop Shop For Toys, Gifts, Stationery, & Books
Industry Category:
- Stationery & Supplies
Founders of Kitsons:
Its founder is Lt Col Y Rajasekhar Reddy.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹10 crores for 10% equity.
Sharks who invested in Kitsons:
No deal could be secured.
#144. London Bubble Co.
About:
London Bubble Co. offers a variety of premixes, spreads, and waffle chips inspired by global flavours for making waffles and pancakes at home.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Desserts
Industry Category:
- Food & Beverage
Founders of London Bubble Co.:
Its founders are Mustakeen Sheikh and Darshan Shetty.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹75 lakhs for 15% equity.
Sharks who invested in London Bubble Co.:
Namita Thapar was the only shark who invested in this company.
#145. Waggy Zone
About:
Waggy Zone produces ice cream for dogs made with all-natural, dog-safe ingredients, with an emphasis on healthy and delicious treats for canine companions.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Vegan Pet Ice Creams
Industry Category:
- Pet Care
Founders of Waggy Zone:
Its founder is Darshan Kaur Khalsa.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Waggy Zone:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to Waggy Zone after Shark Tank India:
Despite not bagging a deal from the sharks, the company saw a rise in brand value, which led to a merger with a renowned pet care company, Pets of Paradise. This move aims to widen the reach of Waggy Zone and establish itself in the Indian pet care market.
#146. NutriCook
About:
NutriCook offers surgical-grade stainless steel cookware with minimal water and oil for healthy cooking. It claims its pressure cooker design helps retain nutrients and vitamins in cooked food.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Oilless & Waterless Cookware
Industry Category:
- Kitchenware & Cookware
Founders of NutriCook:
Its founders are P Ravi Kumar Reddy and Asha V M.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1 crore for 2% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 10% equity and ₹50 lakhs debt at 12% interest.
Sharks who invested in NutriCook:
Vineeta Singh was the shark who invested in this company.
#147. Subhag
About:
Subhag is a health tech startup that offers home Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) kits. The company aims to empower couples experiencing infertility to pursue parenthood in the privacy and comfort of their homes.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Home IUI Kit
Industry Category:
- Medtech
Founders of Subhag:
Its founders are Sohan Sahu, Vikram Rajput, and Chandan Prasad.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹20 lakhs for 1% equity and ₹30 lakhs debt at 10% interest.
Sharks who invested in Subhag:
Namita Thapar was the shark who invested in this company.
#148. Singh Styled
About:
Singh Styled is a personal care brand that caters to the grooming and styling needs of Sikh gentlemen, particularly focusing on beard care products. Their signature product is a titanium beard setter formulated to be comfortable, quick-drying, sweat-resistant, and easy to wash out.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Quality Turbans & Personal Care Products for Sikhs
Industry Category:
- Grooming & Personal Care
Founders of Singh Styled:
Its founder is Charanjeev Singh.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 10% equity on the condition that the shark has the option to invest an additional ₹75 lakhs at the same valuation.
Sharks who invested in Singh Styled:
Peyush Bansal was the shark who invested in this company.
What happened to Singh Styled after Shark Tank India:
Singh Styled leveraged the exposure to gain a wider audience and customer base post-Shark Tank India success. However, in December of 2023, the founder unfortunately passed away. The company aims to carry his legacy forward through Singh Styled.
#149. Zsportstech
About:
Zsportstech, also known as Z-Bat, specialises in cricket equipment, particularly handcrafted willow cricket bats. Using a scientific algorithm, it provides bespoke cricket bats tailored to individual players’ batting styles.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Customised Cricket Bat
Industry Category:
- Sporting Goods & Equipment
Founders of Zsportstech:
Its founder is Harshal Shah.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹60 lakhs for 2% equity.
Sharks who invested in Zsportstech:
No deal could be secured.
#150. The Plated Project
About:
The Plated Project offers a unique concept: decorative and artistic plates that double as functional dinnerware. They collaborate with global artists to create limited-edition designs on ceramic plates suitable for everyday use. The company’s primary goal is to provide meals to at least 10 impoverished children for every plate sold.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Unique Plates Made by Artists
Industry Category:
- Home Decor & Dinnerware
Founders of The Plated Project:
Its founder is Chitresh Sinha.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 2% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹75 lakhs for 3.75% equity.
Sharks who invested in The Plated Project:
Namita Thapar, Vineeta Singh, and Aman Gupta were the sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to The Plated Project after Shark Tank India:
The company gained a lot of recognition, especially for its initiative to eliminate child hunger. The founder revealed that after their Shark Tank India deal, they would expand deeper into home products, aiming to boost its primary goal further.
#151. VsnapU
About:
VsnapU is a photography service company that connects users with professional photographers for various occasions and events. They offer a user-friendly platform for booking photographers, managing shoots, and accessing edited photos.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- One-Stop Solution for All Photographic Needs
Industry Category:
- Service Industry
Founders of VsnapU:
Its founders are Parminder Sahni, Taranbir Sahni, Kaushik Singh, and Anshu Sharma.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 1.5% equity.
Sharks who invested in VsnapU:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to VsnapU after Shark Tank India:
The company’s Shark Tank India appearance was a great success even though it did not bag a deal from the sharks. In just three days after the show, it received 4,500 queries. It even expanded its team to meet the rapid rise in demand from its growing consumer base.
#152. The Health Factory
About:
The Health Factory develops and manufactures high-protein, multigrain breads marketed as a healthy alternative to traditional white bread. Its products are specifically formulated for fitness enthusiasts and health-conscious consumers.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Healthy Protein Bread
Industry Category:
- Confectionary
Founders of The Health Factory:
Its founder is Vinay Maheshwari.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 2.1% equity.
Sharks who invested in The Health Factory:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to The Health Factory after Shark Tank India:
The Shark Tank India appearance led to a surge in web traffic and many collaboration opportunities for the company. It saw a substantial increase in orders from all corners of the country. The company plans to broaden its distribution channel and expand its manufacturing facilities to meet the growing demand. It has also planned to launch a new product in the market soon.
#153. Brevistay
About:
Brevistay is a property technology company offering hourly hotel room bookings. Travellers can book rooms for short durations, like 3, 6, or 12 hours, and pay accordingly.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Hourly Hotel Bookings
Industry Category:
- Hospitality
Founders of Brevistay:
Its founders are Prateek Singh, Aditya Naithani, and Nikhil Kumar Pathak.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1 crore for 1.66% equity.
Sharks who invested in Brevistay:
No deal could be secured.
#154. SoulUp
About:
SoulUp is a peer-to-peer emotional support platform that connects individuals for one-on-one video conversations or group discussions focused on overcoming emotional challenges. They focus on fostering a safe and anonymous space for open communication.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Peer-to-Peer Emotional Support Network
Industry Category:
- Social Networking
Founders of SoulUp:
Its founders are Mahak Maheshwari and Punita Mittal.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 3% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 5% equity.
Sharks who invested in SoulUp:
Namita Thapar was the shark who invested in this company.
What happened to SoulUp after Shark Tank India:
Appearing on Shark Tank India generated significant exposure for SoulUp, boosting its user base. Many corporations and institutes also came forward to partner with the company, seeking its services.
#155. The Big Book Box and ChapterOne Books
About:
The Big Book Box offers a curated monthly subscription service for book lovers in India. Their website allows customers to choose from various subscription plans, each delivering a surprise box of thoughtfully selected books to their doorstep.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Solution for Book Readers
Industry Category:
- E-commerce
Founders of The Big Book Box and ChapterOne Books:
Its founders are Desh Deepak Singh and Surabhi Rai.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹80 lakhs for 8% equity.
Sharks who invested in The Big Book Box and ChapterOne Books:
No deal could be secured.
What happened to The Big Book Box and ChapterOne Books after Shark Tank India:
Despite not securing a deal on the show, the company eventually raised funds from a strategic lead investor. The company aims to use these funds to diversify its book selections, improve technological advancements, and enhance user experience.
#156. Rubans
About:
Rubans offers a wide variety of trendy and fashionable fashion jewellery, including earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and more. Their collections feature traditional, Western, and Indo-Western designs, catering to diverse styles and preferences.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Trend-setting Fashion Jewellery
Industry Category:
- Fashion & Accessories
Founders of Rubans:
Its founder is Chinu Kala.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹1.5 crores for 0.5% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹1 crore for 1% equity and ₹50 lakhs debt at 12% interest.
Sharks who invested in Rubans:
Namita Thapar, Vineeta Singh, and Aman Gupta were the sharks who invested in this Shark Tank India business.
#157. Same Notification
About:
Same Notification is a mobile application designed to allow users to monitor notifications received on a paired device. It enables parents to see their child’s notifications on their own phone, potentially for safety or monitoring purposes.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Notification Tracking App
Industry Category:
- Mobile App
Founders of Same Notification:
Its founder is Ileshkumar Sharma.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹25 lakhs for 15% equity.
Sharks who invested in Same Notification:
No deal could be secured.
#158. Bottom Line Sprays
About:
Bottom Line Sprays is a company that provides a portable jet spray bidet solution. The product is designed to be easily installed and used in various situations, particularly while travelling, which can be useful for individuals who are uncomfortable with toilet paper.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Portable Jet Spray
Industry Category:
- Personal Hygiene
Founders of Bottom Line Sprays:
Its founder is Aadil Attarwala.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹35 lakhs for 5% equity.
Sharks who invested in Bottom Line Sprays:
No deal could be secured.
#159. Lil’Goodness
About:
Lil’Goodness is a company that manufactures healthy and nutritious chocolate snacks. They focus on using organic, single-origin cacao beans and offer a variety of flavours alongside sugar-free and milk chocolate options.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Healthy Chocolates
Industry Category:
- FMCG
Founders of Lil’Goodness:
Its founders are Harshavardhan S and Damanbir Singh.
Their Ask for Funding:
Their original ask was ₹1 crore for 1% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹50 lakhs for 1% equity and ₹50 lakhs debt at 10% interest.
Sharks who invested in Lil’Goodness:
Peyush Bansal was the only shark who invested in this Shark Tank India brand.
What happened to Lil’Goodness after Shark Tank India:
The Shark Tank India success has put the company on a path to compete with other industry giants in the chocolate market. Recently, it raised a significant amount of funds from three rounds of seed investments from high-net-worth individuals, further propelling its aim to establish itself in the chocolate domain.
#160. Forever Modest
About:
Forever Modest offers a variety of Muslim women’s clothing, including hijabs, abayas, dresses, and more. They emphasise comfort and style while keeping cultural and religious traditions in mind.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Modest Clothes
Industry Category:
- Fashion & Apparel
Founders of Forever Modest:
Its founder is Sana Farheen.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹20 lakhs for 10% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹20 laks at 20% equity.
Sharks who invested in Forever Modest:
Namita Thapar, Vineeta Singh, Anupam Mittal, and Amit Jain were the sharks who invested in this Shark Tank India company.
#161. Sahayatha
About:
Sahayatha provides mobility solutions specifically designed to aid people with lower body limitations. Their flagship product is a smart wheelchair with an assistive cleaning device offering increased functionality and ease of use.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Solution for Mobility Impaired
Industry Category:
- Healthcare
Founders of Sahayatha:
Its founder is Sruthi Babu.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹1 crore for 10% equity, which was agreed to by five sharks.
Sharks who invested in Sahayatha:
Namita Thapar, Aman Gupta, Peyush Bansal, Anupam Mittal, and Amit Jain were the sharks who invested in this company.
What happened to Sahayatha after Shark Tank India:
The company’s appearance was a great hit among the audience. The founder aims to strengthen their dealer distribution network to meet the company’s demand from across the country and abroad as well. The founder hopes to make the product more affordable with the help of Sharks by increasing their product volume.
#162. Wicked Gud
About:
Wicked Gud provides healthy and tasty alternatives to popular pasta and noodle dishes. Its focus is on 100% guilt-free indulgence, with high-quality ingredients and no refined flour.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Healthy Pasta & Noodles
Industry Category:
- FMCG
Founders of Wicked Gud:
Its founders are Bhuman Dani, Monish Debnath and Saumya Biswas.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹50 lakhs for 1% equity.
Sharks who invested in Wicked Gud:
No deal could be secured. However, Aman Gupta had already invested in this company before it appeared on Shark Tank India.
What happened to Wicked Gud after Shark Tank India:
After its Shark Tank India appearance, the company also raised an investment of ₹2.25 crores from Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty. The company has gained considerable exposure from across the country. It even exports its product to the UAE and plans to expand further west to the North American market by 2025.
#163. Maisha
About:
Maisha is a brand of handcrafted handbags claimed to be crafted from the finest weaves of cotton and jute by local artisans. Its focus is on creating versatile, stylish, trend-setting bags that do not use animal leather.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Trendsetting Bags
Industry Category:
- Fashion & Accessories
Founders of Maisha:
Its founders are Nayan Shah, Esha Shah, and Neel Vora.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹75 lakhs for 3% equity, which was finally agreed to at ₹10 lakhs for 1% equity and ₹65 lakhs debt at 18% interest.
Sharks who invested in Maisha:
Amit Jain was the shark who invested in this Shark Tank India brand.
What happened to Maisha after Shark Tank India:
The company leveraged its exposure from the show to increase its reach across the country. It has since been serving in 4 different airports across the country and has sold numerous bags successfully in addition to the website sales.
#164. Nish Hair
About:
Nish Hair offers 100% human hair extensions in a variety of lengths, textures, and colours. It caters to individuals seeking to add volume or length or change their hairstyle using high-quality extensions.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Hair Extensions for Women
Industry Category:
- Beauty & Cosmetics
Founders of Nish Hair:
Its founder is Parul Gulati.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹1 crore for 2% equity, which was successfully agreed to.
Sharks who invested in Nish Hair:
Amit Jain was the shark who invested in this company.
What happened to Nish Hair after Shark Tank India:
The shows faced backlash from the netizens after this episode aired, accusing Sony TV of a ‘marketing stunt’ and ‘scripted drama’ between the sharks to boost the TRP of the show. This came as no surprise since the founder was already an established, fairly popular web series actress.
#165. MyByk
About:
MyByk is India’s largest shared active mobility service provider, offering dockless bicycle rentals for short-distance travel. They focus on providing a convenient, healthy, and eco-friendly transportation option in urban areas.
Product Idea Pitched to the Sharks:
- Public Bicycle Sharing Service
Industry Category:
- Transportation & Mobility
Founders of MyByk:
Its founder is Arjit Soni.
Their Ask for Funding:
The original ask was ₹2 crores for 1% equity.
Sharks who invested in MyByk:
No deal could be secured.
Conclusion
Shark Tank India Season 2 built upon its predecessor’s incredible momentum and success, delivering another riveting journey through the world of entrepreneurship.
Throughout the episodes, viewers were treated to intense negotiations, thought-provoking discussions, and the opportunity to witness the resilience and determination of the Shark Tank India companies as they navigated the challenges of pitching their businesses.
With a new list of companies on Shark Tank India ready to take the plunge and a fresh lineup of esteemed Sharks ready to dive into the action, Shark Tank India Season 3 promises to uncover the next big success stories in the Indian startup ecosystem.
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