Aman Gupta

aman gupta of boAt addressed the BluSmart fraud, emphasizing ethics and governance. He highlighted the damage to investor trust and the startup ecosystem due to financial mismanagement. Gupta urged founders to prioritize integrity, clean financial records, and transparent reporting over rapid growth, drawing on childhood lessons about ethical conduct in business.

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has urged startups, including Shark Tank judges, to shift their focus from short-term delivery services and low-value products to high-tech industries. He emphasized the importance of domestic investment for sustainable growth and highlighted the need for innovation and technology-driven businesses.

aman gupta, co-founder of Boat, supports Union Minister Piyush Goyal’s vision for Indian startups to lead in deep tech. Gupta emphasized the need for innovation in AI, robotics, and climate technology, urging strategic benchmarking against global leaders and advocating for long-term collaboration between founders and policymakers.

aman gupta, co-founder of boAT, has shown support for Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal's push for India’s startups to dream bigger. Highlighting the need for deeper investments into AI, deeptech, and infrastructure, Gupta emphasizes founder–policymaker collaboration for India to become a global leader.

Piyush Goyal, India's Industry Minister, advised 'Shark Tank' entrepreneurs to pivot from investing in niche markets like vegan ice-creams to critical technologies such as semiconductors, AI, and robotics. Anupam Mittal, a Shark Tank investor, responded by emphasizing the lack of capital and ecosystem for deep-tech growth.

The season finale of Shark Tank India 4 focused on empowering individuals with disabilities by showcasing inclusive entrepreneurship. Jeet Adani mentored participants while entrepreneurs evaluated pitches like Tickle Your Art, which received investments for their work promoting artistic talents among people with intellectual disabilities.

aman gupta, co-founder of boAt, attended a global summit at the United Nations Headquarters discussing sustainable development goals with global investors. He emphasized the importance of gender equality and solving global issues one at a time. The episode featured pitches from founders of Rescript and Ecoil, with Ecoil securing investment from the Sharks.

Chirag Nakrani from Rayzon Solar joined Shark Tank India 4 alongside other Sharks. Pallavi Luharuka of BhavisyaPlast amazed the Sharks with her bioplastics pitch. She eventually got Rs 2 Crores for 10% equity from Namita, Anupam, Chirag, and Aman after intense negotiations.

The season finale of Shark Tank India 4 highlighted Symbionic, a startup creating affordable and efficient prosthetic arms. Founders Rishi Krishna Iyer S and Niranjan Kuma Panigrahi secured a deal with Namita Thapar, who offered Rs 40 lakh for 1% equity plus Rs 40 lakh as debt.

Shark Tank India’s Anupam Mittal and aman gupta celebrated Holi with their families and friends. The renowned entrepreneurs, known for their business acumen on the show, took time off to embrace the festive spirit, sharing heartwarming pictures of their colorful celebrations and spreading joy.

In a recent Shark Tank India episode, the founders of Nooky sought Rs 60 lakh investment for their aphrodisiac chocolates. While the pitch entertained the Sharks, concerns over ingredient safety led to no offers, except for Anupam's parting joke.

Aditya Poddar, founder of FitFeast, presented his protein-rich snack brand on Shark Tank India season 4 seeking Rs 1 crore for 6.5% equity. After debates and offers from the Sharks, including a dramatic offer from Viraj Bahl, Anupam Mittal and Viraj teamed up to propose Rs 1 crore for 18% equity. The pitcher's efforts for securing a spot were highlighted.

Shark Tank India Season 4 has seen investors pour Rs 94.8 crore into various startups over nine weeks. New panelists Kunal Bahl and Viraj Bahl joined seasoned sharks, contributing to significant deals including Rs 5 crore to NOOE by Peyush Bansal and Rs 3 crore to Culture Circle by Vineeta Singh and Anupam Mittal.

In Shark Tank India 4, Randhir Pratap Singh pitches his fetish fashion brand Subculture, asking for ₹50 lakh for 7% equity. Sharks acknowledge his courage but advise organic growth instead of investment, noting India's hesitation towards queer customer base products.

The founders of The Bear House secured a deal on Shark Tank India 4. Despite initial losses and setbacks, they regained financial stability and impressed the Sharks with their brand's success. Namita Thapar closed the deal, investing Rs 1 crore for 1% equity and Rs 2 crores in debt.

On Shark Tank India 4, Artbuzz founders pitched their property transformation venture seeking ₹1 crore for 30% equity. Despite showcasing growth and future potential, sharks raised concerns about profitability and market uniqueness. Tensions rose between Kunal Bahl and aman gupta. The pitch ultimately failed to secure investment, emphasizing the need for clear business strategies and financial viability.

Burger Bae, a D2C clothing brand, appeared on Shark Tank India, with co-founder Rohan Kashyap planning a proposal to his girlfriend, Janvi. Despite being warned by the Shark Tank team, Rohan and his partners, secured a deal of Rs 2 crore for 20% equity.

Harnam Kaur and Samrath Singh Nagpal pitch Easyrugs on Shark Tank India, seeking Rs 35 lakhs for 5% equity. Despite some critical feedback, they secure a deal with Vineeta Singh and Aman for Rs 35 lakhs plus 5% royalty, agreeing to consider rebranding their washable rugs.

Whale Wearables, founded by Nandita Yenagi and Sharad Patil, presented their self-defence brand on Shark Tank India 4, highlighting innovative electrical shock wearables for women’s safety. Inspired by a personal incident and the Nirbhaya case march, they secured ₹30 lakh for 3% equity from aman gupta and Vineeta Singh, aiming to expand and enhance their safety solutions.

Namita Thapar and aman gupta's friendship from Shark Tank India wins fans' hearts. Namita's Instagram video showing Aman getting 'irritated' by her chatter went viral. Their playful banter in the comments and comparison to Tom and Jerry highlight their camaraderie. The teaser for Shark Tank India Season 4 adds to the excitement.

In the latest Shark Tank India 4 episode, entrepreneurs pitched unique ideas, including a 3D home design startup and a sales-focused business school. Despite compelling presentations, both ventures failed to secure investments due to concerns about their viability and business models.

In the latest Shark Tank India 4 episode, a kids' wear brand founded by Niti, Pratik, and Shaunak sought ₹75 lakh for 1% equity but faced scrutiny for inaccurate financial claims. Eventually, they accepted a counteroffer from Ritesh Agarwal and Vineeta Singh, securing investment with a 0.5% royalty condition.

Beautywise founders seek ₹1 crore for 1.5% equity, valuing their company at ₹66.67 crore. After multiple offers, they secure aman gupta's endorsement with an investment of ₹1 crore for 3% equity, marking a new chapter for the brand's growth.

In Shark Tank India 4, the Tileskraft founder's pitch showcased her vision of revolutionizing the tile industry through technology. Despite her passion and innovative approach, she faced challenges in convincing the Sharks of her business model, ultimately leaving without securing the investment she sought.

64-year-old entrepreneur Champa, pitch on Shark Tank India 4, showcased her business Krishna Sakhi that crafts intricate jewelry for God's idols. She requested ₹37.5 lakhs for a 2.5% equity stake. Despite not securing investment, her faith and dedication deeply impressed the sharks and audience, proving age is no barrier to pursuing one's passion.

The Sharks evaluated a new nutritional mix product. While Azhar remained skeptical, Vineeta resonated with its purpose and offered a conditional investment. The founders eventually accepted Vineeta's deal, securing a partnership on Shark Tank India 4.