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The 70-hour work week of Infosys founder, Narayana Murthy, Take arrived at Shark Tank India Season 4. Founders of the Burger Bae-Rohan Kashyap, Janvi Sikaria and Ojevee Kashyap-Ojee Kashyap-Lifestyle Founders Recent episode of the show show.
During its launch, Rohan mentioned that he wants to transform Ludhiana as Narayana Murthy did by Bengaluru. “Mujhe Ludhiane Ka Narayan Morthy Banna Hai”. To this, the co -founder of lifestyle and CMO Aman Gupta said: “Sahi Hai, Bas 70 Ghanta Kaam Karna Putega.”
Rohan said he is even willing to work 100 hours a week if necessary. In addition to this, the founders described their products as “tasty” and “spicy” and equated the personality of their brand to that of a toxic university girl who is a red flag that cannot be avoided.
The founders sought an investment of ₹ 1 million rupees in exchange for 2.5 percent capital, valuing their business in ₹ 20 million rupees. Rohan revealed that his income is about to reach the ₹ 15 million rupees this year, but admitted that his brand almost declared bankruptcy recently because an early association did not work.
He told the ‘sharks’ that he sold around 33 percent of his business to an early investor, who did not live up to the agreement. After this, Rohan had to buy the investor, so he borrowed money from his family.
Janvi revealed how he transformed to be a client for a co -founder after an order delay. The two also discussed their relationship. Sharks were impressed by the vision of the founders to build a makeup fashion brand in India that prioritizes quality, community and sustainability.
However, the executive director of Emcure Pharmaceuticals, Namita Thapar, was not convinced of the understanding of Rohan’s numbers and withdrew from the agreement along with Visit Bahl, calling him too early to invest.
‘Sharks’ Anupam Mittal, Kunal Bahl and Aman Gupta offered an investment of ₹ 1 crore for 10 percent capital or ₹ 2 million rupees for 20 percent. The founders finally accepted the second offer of ₹ 2 million rupees for 20 % capital, sealing the agreement in the program.
