‘Aaj Ke Baad Iss Baare Me Mat Sochna’: BoAt’s Aman Gupta Tells A Pitcher On Shark Tank India 2

Shark Tank India 2 is garnering a lot of attention. Pitchers this year are innovative, inspirational and problem solvers. Despite an assumption that the absence of Ashneer Grover will make the show fall on TRPs, Shark Tank is successfully sustaining with its second season. In a recent episode, BoAt founder Aman Gupta was seen telling a pitcher that their business is not marketable.

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Show’s latest promo shows four companies serving their pitches and receiving a lot of strong thoughts from the sharks.

In one such pitch, Aman who is mostly the supportive guy in the entire clan was seen telling the entrepreneur that his business is a bad idea. “Kuch aur socho. This is not a business. Aaj ke baad ise baare mein mat sochna (Think of something else. This is not a business. After today, never think about it again),” he said.

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Emcure’s Namita Thapar in the promo was also heard telling one of the entrepreneurs that his idea can be copied. She said, “Kuch nahi hai, koi bhi copy kar sakta hai (There is nothing here, anyone could copy it)”. Other than Namita and Aman, the show features Peyush Bansal, Anupam Mittal and Vinita Singh.

Added a new shark in this season is CarDekho co-founder Amit Jain.

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Amit in the latest interview talked about Shark Tank and told Etimes, "I don’t have any pressure of the second season’s success. I am a natural founder and have been running the business for the last 15 years so there is no nervousness or pressure. The reason behind this is that the businesses that are coming on the show, I have seen it all and I have gone through these stages. I have established 4/5 businesses and all of them have scaled higher. I have businesses scaling more than 1000 crores."

It was recently that following a LinkedIn post that allegedly exposed the failing businesses of sharks, businessman Harsh Goenka also weaved his words.

Harsh wrote on Twitter, “I enjoy #SharkTankIndia as a program and I think it is a great platform for our budding entrepreneurs. But whenever I think of sharks, I think of the movie ‘Jaws’ and bleeding.” Shaadi.com’s Anupam Mittal decided to respond to him and tweeted in reply:

“I know you meant it in jest so with all due respect sir, I think u reacted to what appears to be superficial, biased & incomplete data. Happy to learn from stalwarts, but just to clarify, like u, the sharks don’t bleed red, we bleed blue & that’s why we do what we do.”

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