“I Hope He Is On To Something Huge Soon”, Shark Aman Gupta Pens A Note For Flatheads' Pitcher

Indian business-based show Shark Tank India 2 is on air. The reality show which is in its second week now saw multiple pitches that moved both audiences and sharks on emotional grounds. One such latest pitcher was Ganesh Balakrishnan who represented Flatheads. In a new turn of events, the show’s shark Aman Gupta has penned an emotional note for him.

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Comparing his old self to Ganesh, Aman recalled he has seen the down days Flatheads was suffering from.

Gupta wrote on Instagram, “#DownButNotOut During the Flatheads pitch, I could see myself in Ganesh Balakrishnan. Since I could relate with him so much, I didn't shy away from speaking my mind and told him to do what I would have done if I were him - start over. It was tough feedback and it takes real character to accept it when someone tells you to stop doing what you're doing and start afresh.”

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“And to top it all, it takes real guts to say no to a great funding offer on national TV to restart and recalibrate. I hope he is on to something huge soon. Massive respect and he will be back with a bang. When I was on my entrepreneurial journey, I started once but restarted 5 times. Went to the corporate world and then came back to entrepreneurship.”

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“While my story makes for a great story now after being somewhat successful, when you're experiencing the failures, it's unnerving. I also have faced those days. I also have failed before being successful. I also have been down before being here. I also am a human before being a shark,” the BoAt founder concluded.

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Rannvijay Singha who was the host of Shark Tank season 1 recently got replaced by stand-up comedian Rahul Dua.

Reacting to it, Singha told Hindustan Times, “As a host, I did not have much to do. Even during the edits of the first season, they were like there is no space [to accommodate your portions]. It was more of a mutual decision. Now, the production does not just do one show. There will be more things happening.”

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After being a host of fun shows like Splitsvilla and Roadies, Shark Tank was a different format yet Singha gave it a go.

“Over the last 19 years, I was with a show and a channel that I became synonymous with. That’s my home. Every time there’s a reality show and people are discussing, I know I am on the list. ‘Yaar iss show ke liye na Rannvijay ko lana chahiye, mazaa aa jayega, but woh toh MTV main hai, why would he leave?’ That has happened with me for the last 19 years. So, I wanted to give myself an opportunity to get out of my comfort zone,” he concluded.

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