Recently, the former co-founder of BharatPe made fun of Shark Tank India's Anupam Mittal and Namita Thapar when speaking with students at the Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology. Grover claimed they would never receive "publicity" and referred to them as "insecure."

Shark Tank India launched a new promo just a few hours ago. Shark Tank India 3 has recently featured several startups and enterprises on television. This week, the business reality show will showcase skincare startup Avataar Skincare Technologies proposing its business idea to Sharks and seeking investment.

The latter mentioned Grover casually a few days ago during an episode of Shark Tank India 3. The former judge on Shark Tank India has already uploaded a video of himself discussing it at an event. In a video that a fan uploaded, Ashneer Grover can be seen performing on stage.

The plant-based nutrition company was started by Vibha Harish, who drew inspiration from her own experience with PCOS at the age of twelve. Her investigation into Ayurveda and herbalism for healing stemmed from this event.

Since this was Ritesh's first experience with coffee, it appears that he was taken aback by both the beverage's flavor and the business's profitability, as he ended up being the only "shark" to provide them with a proposal.

An entrepreneur presents a beauty-enhancing device at the beginning of the commercial, saying it may replace fillers and Botox. Vineeta Singh disputes these claims, though. Vineeta then gets into a furious dispute with the founders of a company that sells teen innerwear.

The owners stated that they have over 700 clients in India and have installed 30,000 waterless urinals since 2013. The two further stated that the market for their goods was larger than Rs 16,000 crores. They then sought sharks for Rs 1 crore in exchange for 3% of their company's equity.

The first pitch was delivered by a home salon brand. Founders Aditya Arya, Mayank Arya, Akanksha Vishnoi, and Arpit Gupta presented their brand and requested Rs 1.5 crore for 0.5% equity at a valuation of Rs 300 crore.

The show's producers recently released a promotional video featuring co-owners of a sustainable athleisure clothing firm selling their idea to the sharks'. They claimed that their company is "India's first and only sustainable athleisure company" and stated that they intend to grow it to a Rs 100 crore brand.

Aman Gupta accepted the offer because he was impressed with the pitch and the product. Additionally, Vineeta Singh offered Rs 50 lakh in exchange for 5% equity. Namita Thapar, on the other side, offered Rs 20 lakh for 1% and raised the worth. Then, Anupam Mitta made an offer of Rs 1 crore for 5% equity.