The first entrepreneur, whose business provided a changeable mobility device for individuals with joint and leg. Amey claimed that his solution would solve several health-related issues. He requested 1.5% equity in 50 lakhs.

According to him, the device costs Rs 13 lakhs and has interchangeable haircaps that may lessen the psychological stress experienced by cancer patients while undergoing chemotherapy and lessen the likelihood of hair loss.

Shivani and Harnehmat, the company's co-founders, presented their venture. The pitchers mentioned that people have lost how to write and mail letters in this day of texting. They said they want to deliver the Sharks letters from their loved ones and close friends, and they want to connect the dil (heart), dimag (brain), and kalam (pen).

It was a transaction that suited both entrepreneurs perfectly: "Sharks" Aman Gupta and Ritesh Agarwal decided to jointly fund a fast-food firm based in Gujarat in exchange for debt and equity. What prompted the transaction to collapse, then?

Two businessmen from Ahmedabad, particularly Peyush Bansal, dazzled the sharks with their affordable hearing aid pitch in a recent episode. In exchange for 1% equity, Kanishka and Raj proposed their brand, WeHear, and requested finance of Rs 2.5 crore.

After two successful seasons, the third season is here and 6 news judges aka Sharks have joined in; Ritesh Agarwal, Deepinder Goyal, Azhar Iqbal, Radhika Gupta and Ronnie Screwvala.

For those who are unaware, Shark Tank India is a television program in which seasoned businessmen, referred to as "sharks," make decisions on whether or not to fund the ventures or goods that entrepreneurs showcase. However, ever since it premiered, Shark Tank India's current season has drawn a lot of interest.

In Shark Tank India 3's first episode, the charismatic pair stole the show to promote reliable skincare products that are well-researched and supported by science. Robin and Prakher had a lively conversation about their experiences, the contract that fell across, and other things.

In the latest episode, a footwear brand claims that their shoes grow organically to fit the feet of growing children. Aman Gupta however is unimpressed and calls the founder “oversmart”.