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This pitch led to a bidding war. The founders eventually secured a deal with Aman Gupta and Peyush Bansal for ₹50 Lakhs for 5% equity, as the Sharks saw high potential in the healthy snacking category. 3. Freakins (Fashion)

Sharique and Puneet presented a fast-fashion denim brand for Gen Z, focusing on weekly trend updates and "made in India" manufacturing. The Ask: ₹70 Lakhs for 1% equity.

The episode highlighted the theme by showing that while "Percept" had the intent to innovate, the Sharks chose to invest in brands like "The Healthy Binge" and "Freakins" because their intent was backed by proven market demand and strong sales traction. This pitch led to a bidding war

This episode of , titled " Investment with Intent ," first aired on January 11, 2023. It featured three distinct pitches that challenged the Sharks to look beyond just numbers and consider the social and personal intent behind the brands. 🦈 Episode Overview

Founders Karan and Pranav brought their range of millet-based baked snacks designed to replace fried junk food. The Ask: ₹50 Lakhs for 5% equity. This episode of , titled " Investment with

While the Sharks loved the brand's aesthetic and growth, the high valuation and intense competition in the fashion space made some hesitant. However, Vineeta Singh saw the vision and closed a deal for ₹50 Lakhs for 2.5% equity + ₹20 Lakhs debt. 💡 Key Takeaway

Founders Harshit and Sahil presented an AR/VR solution for real estate, allowing buyers to visualize unfurnished properties. The Ask: ₹50 Lakhs for 5% equity. This episode of

The Sharks were impressed by the technology but concerned about the scalability and the competitive landscape. Ultimately, no deal was made as the Sharks felt the business was still in a very early service-oriented stage. 2. The Healthy Binge (Snacks)