Former Infosys Office Boy Bags Rs 1 Crore Deal From Aman Gupta On Shark Tank India Season 3
In a recent episode of Shark Tank India season 3, the remarkable journey of Dadasaheb Bhagat came into the limelight, with the former office boy at Infosys bagging a Rs 1 crore deal on the show.
In a recent episode of Shark Tank India season 3, the remarkable journey of Dadasaheb Bhagat came into the limelight, with the former office boy at Infosys bagging a Rs 1 crore deal on the show.
Former Infosys Office Boy Pitches On Shark Tank India
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Now the proud owner of a Rs 10 crore startup, Bhagat captured the attention and admiration of the sharks on Shark Tank India Season 3. Coming from Beed, Maharashtra, Dadasaheb's story is a testament to the power of determination and perseverance. Beginning his career as an office boy with a meager income of Rs 80 a day, he defied all odds to build his own thriving enterprise, showcasing the transformative potential of unwavering resolve and hard work.
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What He Did After Dropping Out Of School
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Dadasaheb was born in 1994 and had to leave school after 10th grade to help his family. He worked different jobs and eventually got a job at Infosys in Chennai, where he did various tasks like cleaning. But he didn't give up on learning. In his free time, he taught himself about computers, like coding and design. This helped him prepare for better opportunities ahead, as per various media reports.
Despite facing setbacks, Dadasaheb remained resilient. Despite a life-altering accident, he continued to pursue education and explore entrepreneurial opportunities. His passion for graphics design inspired him to start selling templates online, eventually founding two successful companies: Ninthmotion and DooGraphics.
Aman Gupta Invests Rs 1 Crore In The Startup
In an extraordinary twist of fate, Dadasaheb made an appearance on Shark Tank India with hopes of expanding his business. Originally seeking Rs 1 crore for a 2.5 percent stake, he ultimately struck a deal with Aman Gupta, the co-founder of Boat. Gupta decided to invest Rs 1 crore in exchange for a 10 percent stake in Dadasaheb's company.
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