Shark Tank India might have concluded but the show’s buzz refuses to die down. People are still talking about how brilliant the ideas in the show were and on some degree, the show inspired us all. It is never too late to chase your dreams and create something you’ve always wanted to.
For the unversed, as per Shark Tank’s format, several entrepreneurs came on the show with their business ideas in order to get a funding from at least one of the judges (called the sharks) in exchange for some equity of their business. There were a number of women entrepreneurs who left the sharks, as well as the viewers, impressed with their unique business ideas.
Let us take a look at some of these women entrepreneurs who appeared on Shark Tank India.
Malvica SaxenaThe Quirky Naari founder Malvica Saxena won hearts with her funky product and got the funding of Rs … Read More
The Quirky Naari founder Malvica Saxena won hearts with her funky product and got the funding of Rs 35 lakh for 15 percent equity from Anupam Mittal and Vineeta Singh. Her brand was launched in 2018 with hand-painted shoes and today the brand offers a variety of footwear ranging from bridal sneakers to hand-painted jackets that can be customised.
Read LessAditi GuptaMensturation is a taboo topic in some areas of the country even today. While we are slowly aiming fo… Read MoreMensturation is a taboo topic in some areas of the country even today. While we are slowly aiming for change, we still have a long way to go. Some parents feel uncomfortable in talking to their children about the topic which results in the child not knowing about this natural phenomenon at all. To solve this problem, Aditi Gupta, along with her husband
Tuhin Paul, founded Menstrupedia, a comic book to educate girls about mensturation in a simple and sensitive way. Namita Thapar invested Rs 50 lakhs for 20 per cent equity of the company.Read LessAishwarya BiswasAULI founder and MD, Aishwarya Biswas, impressed Namita Thapar and got afunding of Rs 75 lakh for 15… Read MoreAULI founder and MD, Aishwarya Biswas, impressed Namita Thapar and got a
funding of Rs 75 lakh for 15 per cent equity. Her brand, AULI, is an ayurvedic skincare brand that promises to be indulgent, luxurious, and organic. The brand has a bit of something for everybody because it offers products from various budget brackets and for various needs.
Read LessAnanya Malloo and Anushree MallooAnanya and Anushree are the co-founders of
Nuutjob, a men's intimate hygiene product brand created… Read MoreAnanya and Anushree are the co-founders of
Nuutjob, a men’s intimate hygiene product brand created. It isn’t everyday that you see women coming up with men’s grooming products. The superb duo got an investment of 25 lakh for 20% equity in the company from sharks Peyush Bansal, Namita Thapar and Aman Gupta.Read LessNidhi Gupta
Nidhi Gupta couldn’t get any deal for her brand Shades Of Spring but she did leave an impression on us. The former national-level gymnast introduced her brand to the sharks with their flagship product, a DIY flower subscription box. The valuation of the brand stands at a solid
₹300 crore.
Riya KhattarThe common problem for all women out there is- they have nothing to wear even though their wardrobes… Read MoreThe common problem for all women out there is- they have nothing to wear even though their wardrobes are full of clothes. Coming up with a quick fix to the problem, Riya’s brand, Heart Up My Sleeves makes
detachable sleeves that can add a dash of style to any outfit.
Anupam Mittal and Vineeta Singh invested Rs 30 lakh in the brand for 30% equity.Read Less
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