Cheque Nahi, Aman Ki Kismat Fati Hai: Shark Tank India 3 Pitcher Anand Nahar Takes Potshots At boAt Co-Founder, Here's Why!

Shark Tank India pitcher took some potshots at boAt co-founder Aman Gupta and boldly made a surprising comment on the show judge

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Cheque Nahi, Aman Ki Kismat Fati Hai: Shark Tank India 3 Pitcher Anand Nahar Takes Potshots At boAt Co-Founder, Here's Why!
Since the commencement of Shark Tank India 3, the show has been gaining widespread attention for its compelling pitches and innovative business concepts presented by participants. This season introduced six new Sharks to the panel. However, not all transactions on Shark Tank unfold smoothly. In a recent episode, pitcher Anand Nahar failed to secure a deal, despite Sharks Aman Gupta and Ritesh Agarwal expressing interest and signing the contract. Anand's subsequent appearance on a podcast included a comment that has since caught the attention of online users. ALSO READ: Shark Tank India’s Vineeta Singh Gets ANGRY At Pitchers With Zero Bank Balance And No Sales, Says ‘That Baffles Me’ – WATCH 

Upon hearing this, the host suggests that the prominent, high-value companies featured on the show are primarily seeking exposure for marketing purposes. According to TOI, he exclaims, "Ab ho gaya jo hona tha, cheque fatt gaya ab toh! (Whatever was supposed to happen has occurred, and the cheque has been torn)," indicating a realization and expressing a desire to understand more about Shark Tank India from the entrepreneur. In response, the entrepreneur chuckles and remarks, "Cheque nahi fata hain, Aman ki kismat fati hain" (Not the cheque; Aman's fate has been ripped). ALSO READ: My Wife Will Kill Me: Shark Tank India 3 Judge Aman Gupta Comments On Viral Video That Shows His Romantic Angle With A Pitcher – WATCH 

He goes on to declare that his company will be the first on Shark Tank India to go public with an IPO, intending to substantiate his claim. Furthermore, he assures the presenter that the news will be unveiled in the next four to six months. The pitcher continues by highlighting the observed pattern on Shark Tank India, emphasizing specific reasons for rejecting pitchers. When questioned about his insistence on securing mentorship hours from Shark Aman Gupta, he explains that offering 1% stock is a minor concession. He defends his spontaneous request for mentorship commitment, asserting it was justified given the nature of the Shark Tank India stage.




He clarifies that when the Sharks proposed a valuation of Rs 20 crore, they questioned the rationale behind it. The entrepreneur defends their counteroffer by highlighting the value of mentorship and access to the Sharks' extensive network. "Mentorship doge toh kitne ghanto ki?" he inquiries, seeking clarity on the duration of the mentorship.

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