Shark Tank India Judges Losses, than Aman Gupta,

Shocking! A viral post claims that, save from Aman Gupta, all Shark Tank India judges have lost money.

While Shark Tank may have emerged as the preferred reality TV programme for entrepreneurs, author Ankit Uttam recently explained why the Indian version of the programme hasn’t actually worked for him in a widely shared LinkedIn post. The author emphasised how the judges’ businesses are losing money, making him question whether they are “qualified” to offer advice to aspiring business owners who present their ideas on the show. Every judge (Barbara Corcoran, Mark Cuban, Lori Greiner, Robert Herjavec, Daymond John, and Kevin O’Leary) is running enterprises that really produce a profit on the US version of the programme as opposed to relying on venture capital funding or drowning in enormous losses, he said.

When Uttam started researching the companies owned by the Sharks from season 1, SUGAR Cosmetics, the company owned by Vineta Singh, appeared to have declared a loss of INR 75 crore in 2022 while the figure was 21.2 in 2021. He continued on describing how Ghazal Alagh’s Mamaearth recently started making money after losing Rs. 1332 crore and Rs. 428 crore in 2021 and 2020, respectively.

“BharatPe’s overall loss for FY 2022 was Rs 5,594 crores. The business reported a total loss of Rs 2,961 crore for FY 2021. Ashneer Grover was fired from the company in 2022, therefore these losses occurred while he was in charge as well, according to the author. Peyush Bansal Lenskart, which had a loss of Rs 102.3 crore in 2022, was next on the list.

The businessman is not the creator of Emcura Pharma, hence the author questioned Namita Thapar’s status as a shark. He emphasised that her father founded the business and is still the current CEO of the entity. “So, her credentials might resemble Ananya Panday’s in Bollywood to certain people? “Has anybody heard nepotism?” he said.

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The article concluded by saying that Shark Aman Gupta’s Boat is the only business that has maintained a profit since its founding. The blogger stated, “To me, the Shark Tank India version seems like Ekta Kapoor’s portrayal of the more compelling US version of the show.”

On January 2, 2023, the second season of the programme debuted, with Aman Gupta, Amit Jain, Anupam Mittal, Namita Thapar, Peyush Bansal, and Vineeta Singh playing Sharks.

Who is he the Aman Gupta

Aman Gupta served as the director of sales for Harman International Firm prior to being a co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) of the BOAT company.

Amit Jain :

The new addition to the Shark Tank India Judges’ team is Amit Jain, CEO and co-founder of CarDekho. The IIT Delhi alumni’s start up story began in 2006 when he and his brother, Anurag Jain, converted their garage into an office and started their software outsourcing company, called GirnarSoft

Anupam Mittal: Entrepreneur, Explorer, Eternal Optimist • Tech/Brand/D2C Investor • Shark • Founder – People Group, Shaadi.com, Makaan, Mauj

Namita Thapar: Ms. Namita Thapar joined Emcure as CFO, post her 6-year stint at Guidant Corporation, USA, subsequently her responsibilities grew to managing Emcure’s largest …

Peyush Bansal: Peyush Bansal is an Indian speculator who is the co-founder & CEO of eyewear company Lenskart. In the year 2022, he is in the news for affixing Sony TV’s business reality show Shark Tank India as a shark. Lenskart owner Peyush Bansal was born on 26 April 1985 in New Delhi.

Vineeta Singh: She is the make of Sugar Cosmetics, whose annual turnover amount is more than ₹300 crores. Vineeta’s husband Kaushik Mukherjee is the Co-make of Sugar Cosmetic Company.