Shark Tank India 3: During the latest episode of Shark Tank India season 3, Pranjhal Sinha, Akshetha Maithri Ashik, and Vikram Kumar presented their ODR (Online Dispute Resolution) platform to the judges. This platform offers online facilities for resolving legal matters outside of court. The presenters sought Rs 1 crore from the sharks in exchange for a 1 per cent equity stake in their company.
Following this, Anupam expresses his pleasure at seeing lawyers on Shark Tank India. The pitchers showcase their logistics, followed by a demonstration of how the site operates. Aman and Namita extend an offer, while Amit Jain also presents his offer. Subsequently, Ritesh expresses interest in joining Namita and Aman, while Anupam decides to join forces with Amit.
The BoAT founder says, "We have dealt with big MNCs and handling them in last 14 quarters so we are going to bring that to the table apart from everything else." Anupam subtly criticizes Aman, remarking, "This is a network effect business, Ye koi audio, speakers bechne ka dhanda thodi hai? (We're not selling audio speakers, after all)." Namita stresses the importance of focusing on the quality of the Sharks. Aman suggests observing who is handling the situation peacefully and calmly, and who appears to be losing their composure.
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The pitchers countered the offer, and the trio agreed. Amit advised them to carefully consider all the pros and cons before making a decision. The pitchers requested an all-Sharks deal, but the Sharks declined. They attempted to increase their demand, but Namita urged them to simply select the Sharks. Later, Ritesh also joined Aman and Namita's offer, which was settled at Rs 1 crore for 1.5 per cent equity, leaving Aman excited. He remarked, "Koi bolta hai main tech ka king hu main. Oh Ho, bura laga unke liye." Namita also praised them for making the "right choice."
About Shark Tank India
The business show which returned with its third season premiering on January 22, 2024, featured familiar faces from previous seasons, including Namita Thapar, who serves as the Executive Director at Emcure Pharmaceuticals Limited; Aman Gupta, the Co-founder of Boat; Peyush Bansal, the Co-Founder and CEO of Lenskart; Anupam Mittal, the Founder and Director of Shaadi.com; and Vineeta Singh, the CEO of Sugar Cosmetics.
Joining the existing panel were notable additions such as Amit Jain, the CEO and co-founder of Car Dekho; Ritesh Agarwal, the Founder of OYO; Azhar Iqubal, the Co-Founder and CEO of Inshorts; and Radhika Gupta, the CEO of Edelweiss Capital.
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