From Aman Gupta To Peyush Bansal, Here¡¯re The Shark Tank Judges & Their Net Worth

In case you aren't aware of it, Shark Tank is one of the coolest reality shows you'll ever see on television. This show aimed to provide a start to budding entrepreneurs, who present cool, quirky, and sometimes weird, business ideas to real-life investors, referred to on the show as sharks.

The participants of the show seek investments from the sharks in return for a certain percentage of equity in the company that they are willing to give to the investors. The sharks, then, evaluate the products on a number of things including how valuable the company might eventually be.

Sharks Tank India

Launched in 2001 as Tigers of Money in Japan by Nippon TV, the same format was adapted in the UK as Dragon¡¯s Den in 2005. The show premiered in the US as Shark Tank in 2009 and is now the world¡¯s top-ranked business reality show now in its 13th season. Indian version of the Shark Tank reality show began airing on December 20, 2021, on Sony TV. The show has been a success and is bringing in inspiring talents from across the country. Check the list of Shark Tank India Judges, along with their net worth:

1. Aman Gupta

Company - BoAt

Net Worth - 700 Crores

Aman Gupta Shark Tank India | networth

Aman Gupta is one of the successful entrepreneurs who is getting enormous fame after he featured in one of the most innovative business reality shows premiered on Sony TV.

Graduated from Kellogg School of Management, Aman Gupta is a self-made entrepreneur, he is the co-founder and Marketing Director of one of the most renowned organisations boAt. The organisation especially deals in Earphones and headphones. Sameer Mehta and Aman Gupta co-founded BoAt in January 2016.

Aman Gupta has invested in many companies including FREECULTR, Bummer, Skippi Ice Pops, Shiprocket, WickedGud, Anveshan, and 10club. BoAt's co-founder Aman Gupta's net worth is approximately 700 crores.

2. Peyush Bansal

Company - Lenskart

Net Worth - 600 Crores

Peyush Bansal Shark Tank India | starsunfolded

Thirty-six-year-old CEO of Lenskart - Peyush Bansal is arguably one of the most successful entrepreneurs in the country, with a net worth of 600 Crores. He is also one of the judges on Shark Tank India. Before Shark Tank, he invested in employee engagement platform inFeedo and lifestyle brand dailyobjects.com.

Peyush Bansal founded the company in 2010 along with Amit Chaudhary and Sumeet Kapahi. Before Lenskart, Bansal worked in the United States at tech giant Microsoft. In 2007, he decided to quit his job and return to India. In 2020, Lenskart entered the unicorn club and had a valuation of over $1 billion.

3. Anupam Mittal

Company - People Group

Net Worth - 185 crore

Anupam Mittal Shark Tank India | dmerharyana.org

The founder and CEO of People Group, Anupam Mittal is now one of the most well-known figures in India's e-commerce industry. Anupam Mittal is one of the Sharks (Judge) of the Indian business reality TV show Shark Tanks India.

Shaadi.com was founded by Anupam Mittal with a novel concept that finally led to its massive success. Anupam Mittal has invested around one crore in OLA, which is about a two per cent share in the company. Anupam is quite an active investor as he has already funded ElectricPe, CashBook, and Lyst. Anupam Mittal estimated net worth is around 185 crore or $25 million.

4. Namita Thapar

Company - Executive Director of Emcure Pharmaceuticals

Net Worth - 600 Crores

Namita Thapar Shark Tank India | ET

Namita Thapar is one of the leading names on the list of successful entrepreneurs. She is one of the Sharks of the Indian reality show, Shark Tank India. Namita Thapar is a popular Indian businesswoman who is the CEO of Emcure Pharmaceuticals and her net worth is estimated at around 600 crores in 2021.

Namita Thapar has been associated with different companies in the USA since 2001, like GlaxoSmithKline, Guidant Corporation in various roles of finance and marketing. She has bagged several awards like The Economic Times ¡¯40 Under Forty awards. She was also on the Economic Times 2017 Women Ahead List.

5. Ashneer Grover

Co-founder - BharatPe

Net worth - 700 Crores

Ashneer Grover Shark Tank India | SonyLIV

An IIT Delhi and IIM Ahmedabad alumnus, Ashneer Grover is the co-founder and MD of BharatPe. He along with Shashvat Nakrani had co-founded the digital payments platform BharatPe in 2018. The company serves over 75 lakh merchants across 150 cities.

Ashneer has worked with Kotak Bank as Vice President, in American Express as Chief Financial Officer, and in Grofers as Chief Financial Officer until he decided to enter his own start-up in 2015.

Ashneer Grover has made investments in many Indian companies like IndiaGold, The Whole Truth, OTO Capital, and Front Row. As per reports, Ashneer Grover¡¯s net worth is around Rs 700 crores. At the age of 40, Ashneer is one of India's youngest Billionaires.

6. Ghazal Alagh

Company - Mamaearth

Net Worth - 148 Crores

Ghazal Alagh Shark Tank India | failurebeforesuccess

A corporate trainer turned artist cum entrepreneur Ghazal Alagh, co-founded Mamaearth, driven by the passion for making early parenting, stress-free. As the Co-Founder and Chief Mama at Mamaearth, India¡¯s first toxin-free baby care brand, Ghazal is responsible for product development and community management.

She is one of the Sharks of the Indian reality show, Shark Tank India. Mamaearth CEO and co-founder Ghazal Alagh estimated net worth is around 148 crore in Indian rupees.

7. Vineeta Singh

Company - SUGAR Cosmetics

Net Worth - 59 crore

Vineeta Singh Shark Tank India | Forbes India

Vineeta Singh is the CEO and Co-Founder of SUGAR Cosmetics. She is one of the Sharks of the Indian reality show, Shark Tank India and her estimated net worth is around 59 crore in Indian rupees.

After graduating from IIT-Madras and IIM-Ahmedabad, she ditched a ¡°?1 crore¡± job offer from a leading investment bank to dive into entrepreneurship. ¡°I wanted to do something fast and fun, quickly scale up my business and IPO it,¡± according to Forbes India.

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