Ashneer Grover is arguably the most liked and most disliked shark of all time. He is known for his massive success with BharatPe and his appearance on the show Shark Tank India Season 1. His cut-throat attitude and hunger for investments, with his unique way of communication, have made him one of the top sharks for Season 1. Here is a list of all his investments, and How are they doing now!
BluePine Industries
Momo Mami’s BluePine Industries is an ultimate success story of Shark Tank India, They appeared on the first episode of the show and were an instant hit with the audience as well as the Sharks. They got three sharks on the show, Ashneer Grover, Aman Gupta & Vineeta Singh for a total investment of ₹75 Lakh for 16% equity.
Our records suggest that their deal with the Sharks was finalized and closed successfully after the show. The company is still in business and thriving. The founder gives credit of their massive success to Shark Tank and support of the sharks throughout the process.
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Booz Scooter
Booz was another startup which got a deal from Ashneer Grover, They appeared on Episode 1 as well, along with Momo Mami. The company made a deal with Ashneer and Vineeta Singh, ₹40 lakhs for 50% equity.
Multiple sources confirmed that they ended up not moving forward with that deal after the show. But that did not hinder the growth of the company in the following years. They continue to focus on expansion and now also have 3-wheel scooters in their fleet to increase their customer base.
Tagz Foods
The innovative chip company appeared on the show for Episode 2 and was the only brand to secure a deal. While on the set, Ashneer was the only shark who invested in the company. Namita joined the brand right after. The company got the ₹70 lakhs for 2.75% equity from Ashneer and the deal was successfully closed and finalized after the show.
Shark Tank gave the Tagz exposure all across India, and this translated into increased demand and revenues. After a couple of years, however, Reliance acquired TagZ Foods in a distressed sale for INR 28 crore (around $3.5 million).
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Skippi Pops
Skippi Pops came with a vision to disrupt an unorganized market with a very known product, but with a brand label, and they were able to reel in all 5 sharks in that vision as well. There were multiple reports confirming that their deal with the sharks was indeed closed and finalized.
Skppi is probably the most successful company so far to get an All Shark deal. The brand made a revenue of ₹25 Crores for FY22-23 and was aiming at ₹70 Crores of revenue for FY24-25, according to the Economic Times. They are still in business and thriving, The company is also looking at international markets for expansion.
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Raising Superstars
A Mumbai-based startup which appeared on Episode 7, the brand got a deal from Aman Gupta and Ashneer Grover at ₹1 crore for 4% equity. Our research in the company, however revealed that their deal was never closed after the show, but regardless, it gave them exposure like never before. The brand is still in business and thriving as of 2025.
In 2024, their founder shared that their company Raising Superstars to be ranked #4 in TIME Magazine’s GLOBAL list of upcoming EdTech companies in the world!!
Beyond Snack
A Banana chip brand was another company which came in to disrupt a big & popular unorganized market of popular snacks. They ended up with a deal from Ashneer Grover and Aman Gupta, ₹50 lakhs for 2.5% equity. Our research confirms that their deal was successfully closed and finalized after the show.
In 2025, The Business Standard reported that packaged snack manufacturer, Beyond Snack, raised $8.3 million in a Series A funding round led by 12 Flags Group, a consumer-focused fund founded by former Reckitt Benckiser CEO Rakesh Kapoor. It also saw participation from existing investors, including NAB Ventures and Enrission India Capital.
Notably, the brand has previously also raised $3.5 million in funding from Nab Ventures to expand and enhance its distribution network. The brand is a known success story of Shark Tank and is thriving in 2025.
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Motion Breeze
While Beyond Snack was very successful, another company from Episode 8 did not get to enjoy the same level of success. Motion came along as an electric vehicle startup, which got funded by Ashneer Grover with ₹30 lakhs for 6% equity.
Our research, however, revealed that their deal with Ashneer did not close after the show. In 2023, Motion went out of business despite its efforts to raise funding from somewhere else after the show.
EventBeep
EventBeep, a student community mobile application featured on Shark Tank India Season 1 Episode 10. It was an emotional pitch which won the hearts of many in India. The startup got funded by Ashneer, Peyush & Aman with ₹30 lakhs for 3% equity.
Our research in the company revealed that their Shark Tank deal was successfully closed and finalized. The brand is still in business as of 2025.
The Yarn Bazaar
The Yarn Bazaar is a different startup as they mainly play in the B2B space. The founders even shared that on a podcast later that they were not sure if Shark Tank would have an effect on their business due to this. Nonetheless, they still ended up securing a deal from 4 Sharks with ₹1 crore in funding for 10% equity.
Our research on the brand revealed that their deal with the Sharks was successfully concluded and they are thriving after the show. Because it’s a B2B business, it is hard to get any updates, but their last reported update is that they raised another round of ₹15 Crores in 2023 to strengthen its technological infrastructure.
Bamboo India
The brand sells all kinds of products made from bamboo, and their hero product is their toothbrush. Anupam Mittal and Ashneer Grover offered Bamboo India ₹50 lakhs at 3.5% Equity and ₹30 lakhs in Debt.
Our research in Bamboo India revealed that despite the initial agreement, their deal with Sharks never closed after the show. The brand, however, is still in business and thriving!
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Find Your Kicks India
Find Your Kicks was one of four companies which secured an all-shark deal on season 1. The brand secured funding of ₹50 lakhs for 25% equity from all sharks. Despite all this hype, however, their deal with the Sharks was never finalized after the show.
Find your Kicks is still in business as of June 2025 and is thriving. They are currently one of the most popular reselling platforms for sneakers, with a following of 2.26 Lakhs on their Instagram handle.
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WeSTOCK/Brainwired
WeStock by Brainwired offers a groundbreaking livestock health monitoring and tracking system that employs IoT ear tags and a unique ML algorithm to identify sick and pregnant livestock, delivering timely alerts to farmers. They reeled in 4 sharks for a total of ₹60 lakhs for 10% equity.
Our research in the company revealed that their deal with the sharks did not close after the show. The brand, however, has seen tremendous success in its field and is still in business as of June 2025.
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Dandera Technologies
The company came to the tank with a revolutionary product OTUA, which is Auto spelled backwards. It is a commonly used vehicle for commercial and transportation, and one of the most popular types of vehicles which is being sold in India. The company’s mission was to electrify this segment.
Ashneer offered them ₹1 lakh for 1% equity and ₹99 lakhs in Debt. The founders accepted that deal during the show, but our research revealed that the agreement was never finalized after the show. The company went out of business sometime in 2023.
Aas Vidyalaya
Aas Vidyalaya is an online educational platform in India dedicated to providing education to children who cannot attend regular schools. The company secured a deal from 3 sharks for a total of ₹1.5 Crore for 15% Equity.
Their deal with the Sharks, however, was not finalized or closed after the show. Reasons for the fallout were never revealed. The company is still operational in 2025.
IN A CAN
IN A CAN is a successful startup that specializes in producing low-calorie canned cocktails in various flavours, including rum latte, whiskey collins, gin and tonic, and more. The founders nailed their pitch and managed to get an all-Shark deal as well.
Our research in the company revealed that their deal with the sharks was finalized and closed after the show. While there is little information available about the financials of the company, They are still in operation as of June 2025.
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Get a Whey
Get a Whey is a health-focused ice cream brand founded by Jash Shah, along with his mother, Jimmy Shah. Their ice cream offerings provide 12 grams of protein per 100-gram serving and are free from added sugar or artificial flavours. They secured ₹1 Crore for 15% equity from 3 sharks.
Our research in the company revealed that their deal with the Sharks did close after the show. The deal did not include Ashneer in the final confirmation. In 2023, the brand revealed that Bollywood actress Malaika Arora is joining them as an Investor and brand ambassador. They are still in business as of June 2025.
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Hair Originals
Hair Originals, founded by Piyush Washwani, Jitendra Sharma, and Ashish Tiwari in 2019, is a company that specializes in producing and selling high-quality natural human hair extensions sourced from hair donated at Indian temples.
The company got funded by Ashneer, Anupam and Peyush with ₹60 Lakhs for 4% equity. This deal was successfully closed and finalized after the show aired as well. The founders shared on a podcast that their appearance on Shark Tank was a game-changer and has propelled the business to new heights.
ISN reported that the company went on to raise $2.75 million in a pre-Series A funding round in December 2023 & in 2025, Hair Originals has raised $5 million (about Rs 43.5 crore) in a Series A funding round co-led by Anicut Growth Fund and 12 Flags Consumer Holdings. The company is still in business and thriving as of June 2025.
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Tweek Labs
Tweek Labs was founded in 2020 by Anant Sharma, Ayush Kushwaha, Shwetank Shrey, and Aman Parnami. This innovative startup set out on a mission to redefine sports training through smart wearable devices that could capture and analyze athletes’ motion in stunning 3D. Combining the powers of IoT and AI.
The company secured funding of ₹60 lakhs for 10% Equity from 3 sharks, but due to unknown reasons, that deal did not conclude after the show. In January 2024, one of the founding members confirmed that Tweek Labs is out of business.
Proxgy
Proxgy appeared on Episode 33 in the final week of season 1. Their pitch revolved around an innovative concept that blended IoT and AI technologies, giving birth to an array of intelligent products such as smart helmets, smart glasses, and smart drones.
The company secured a deal of ₹1 crore for 10% Equity from Peyush and Ashneer. Our research shows that their deal with Sharks did not close after the show. In season 4, Proxgy appeared as a success story of Shark Tank where founders claimed that Shark Tank made them what they are right now.
In Late 2024, The Economic Times reported that the company boosted a valuation of ₹400 Crores, which means sharks would have gotten a 40X return on their investment.
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Nomad Food Project
Nomad Food Project, a jam brand, made its appearance on Shark Tank India Season 1 Episode 34, with founders Aditya Rai and Advaith Inamke seeking a ₹40 lakh investment in exchange for a 10% equity stake in their company.
The company ended up accepting the offer from Namita, Vineeta, Gazal, and Ashneer for ₹40 lakh at 20% of the company. That deal was successfully concluded after the show as well.
They have also launched new products such as Beef Jerky and Chicken Chips to diversify their product portfolio. Namita Thapar shared on her Instagram that the company has grown threefold in the six months following their appearance on Shark Tank. The company is still in business and thriving after in June 2025.
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Jain Shikanji
Jain Shikanji is a popular lemonade brand that has been around for over 64 years. It was founded in 1957 by Anubhav’s grandfather, who started this at a small kiosk. The company secured 40 lakhs for 30% Equity from 4 different sharks, including Ashneer Grover.
Our research shows that their deal with the sharks did not close after the show. The company got some valuable insights from Sharks which they implemented post show.
In 2023, the Indian Express reported that the court had rejected a plea against the trademarked name by another family member of the Jain family regarding the rights to the name. The company is still operational in 2025.
Revamp Moto
An EV startup hailing from Nasik introduced two exciting models of their EV bikes. Their two-wheeler, the ‘Revamp Mitra,’ is a versatile vehicle designed for more than 10 different purposes, with a particular focus on delivery and assisting street vendors.
The sharks actually fought for the deal in this company with a solo offer from Ashneer as well. The founders, however, decided to take two sharks, Aman and Anupam, for ₹1 crore for 1.5% equity. In March 2022, they also onboarded Ashneer with his investment of ₹50 lakhs.
The company went on to keep working on the project until the end of 2024, but was unable to deliver its product to the masses. The brand went out of business in early 2025.
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