This season, new sharks Kunal Bahl and Viraj Bahl join returning members Aman Gupta, Namita Thapar, and Peyush Bansal.
- Platform: Sony LIV
- Schedule: Monday to Friday at 8 PM
Sharks Panel:
| Shark | Position | Expertise |
|---|---|---|
| Aman Gupta | Co-founder & CMO of boAt | Consumer Electronics |
| Namita Thapar | Executive Director of Emcure Pharmaceuticals | Pharmaceuticals |
| Peyush Bansal | Co-founder & CEO of Lenskart | Eyewear & E-commerce |
| Kunal Bahl | Co-founder of Snapdeal | E-commerce |
| Viraj Bahl | Founder & CEO of Veeba | Food & Beverages |
Hosts:
- Ashish Solanki: Comedian
- Sahiba Bali: Social Media Personality
The hosts bring a fresh dynamic to the show, engaging both entrepreneurs and the audience.
Format:
Entrepreneurs from across India pitch their business ideas to the panel of sharks, seeking investments in exchange for equity. The show continues to spotlight innovative startups and the entrepreneurial spirit within the country.
Where to Watch:
“Shark Tank India” Season 4 is available for streaming on Sony LIV, with new episodes released Monday to Friday at 8 PM.
Shark Tank India” Season 4 has showcased several startups securing significant investments from the panel of sharks.
Here are some notable deals:
1. NOOE
- Industry: Premium Lifestyle and Accessories
- Deal: Peyush Bansal, Co-founder and CEO of Lenskart, acquired a controlling 51% stake for ₹5 crores, marking the largest deal in the show’s history.
2. OneDios
- Industry: Customer Service Aggregator Platform
- Deal: Secured $1.2 million in a funding round led by Indian Angel Network (IAN).
3. BL Fabric
- Industry: Affordable Lehengas
- Deal: Impressed the sharks with their business model, leading to a successful investment.
4. Culture Circle
- Industry: Luxury Services
- Deal: Secured funding after presenting a compelling pitch that highlighted their unique approach to luxury experiences.
5. Indulge
- Industry: High-End Footwear
- Deal: Despite initial scepticism due to the founder’s display of ₹10 lakh shoes, the startup managed to secure a deal after demonstrating market potential.
These investments underscore the diversity and innovation present in the Indian startup ecosystem, as well as the sharks’ commitment to supporting a wide range of industries.
