Shark Tank India Season 3: Tech Startup Secures Investment

When Pranjhal Sinha, Akshetha Maithri Ashik, and Vikram Kumar stepped onto the Shark Tank India stage, they brought a revolutionary concept: an Online Dispute Resolution platform aimed at streamlining legal processes. 

Their pitch ignited a fierce negotiation, pitting the entrepreneurs against seasoned investors in a bid for support and funding.

A Clash of Visions:

Drawing from their extensive experience with multinational corporations, Aman Gupta and Namita Thakur saw promise in the venture. 

Their joint offer, infused with confidence and expertise, aimed to leverage their corporate insight to propel the platform to success. 

However, their approach faced criticism from Anupam Mittal, who challenged the relevance of Gupta’s background in a network-driven business landscape.

The Turning Point of the Pitch:

Amid the debate, Ritesh Agarwal aligned with Gupta and Thakur, solidifying a partnership that offered financial backing and strategic guidance. 

The negotiation culminated in a deal: ₹1 crore for 1.5 percent equity. Gupta’s jubilation underscored the agreement’s significance, emphasizing his prowess in the tech realm and subtly addressing detractors.

Shark Tank India Season Three Unveiled:

The backdrop of this intense exchange was the launch of Shark Tank India’s third season on January 22, 2024. 

The esteemed panel of judges, including industry stalwarts Namita Thapar, Aman Gupta, Peyush Bansal, Anupam Mittal, and Vineeta Singh, set the stage for aspiring entrepreneurs to showcase their innovations and vie for investment opportunities.

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