A perfect pitch is all that it took to get a life-changing deal! Firing up the business growth engine with 85000+ phenomenal entries, the first edition of Shark Tank India successfully paved the way for budding entrepreneurs from all walks of life where the Sharks invested Rs. 42 crores across 67 businesses.
After the stupendous success of season 1, Sony Entertainment Television’s ‘Shark Tank India’ produced by STUDIONXT provide a platform for business aspirants to chase their entrepreneurial dream with their business ideas to experienced investors & business experts a.k.a The Sharks.
The very first edition of Shark Tank India celebrated the distinctive spirit of entrepreneurship. The ‘pitchers’ or the participants on the show demonstrated that even the simplest of an idea can have world-changing potential; making ‘Sharks’ bite the bait!
As the promo suggests, ‘Shark Tank India’ S1 gave the audience a fresh perspective on their businesses along with a whole lot of entrepreneurial vocabularies like equity, valuation, shares, and whatnot!
The season was the talk of the town with some innovative startups and attractive investments.
The promo is directed by Abhinav Pratiman and produced by Early Man Films.
It’s written by Tanmay Bhat, Devaiah Bopanna, Puneet Chadha, and Deep Joshi.
The show will be hosted by the extremely talented stand-up comedian Rahul Dua, who will add the tickle to the complex business discussions.
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