Aman Gupta is arguably one of the most well-known and liked sharks on Shark Tank India. He made his name before even appearing on the show through his audio brand, BoAt. Aman has a unique style which resonates with the young generation of consumers and entrepreneurs.
In the last few seasons, We have all seen entrepreneurs coming on the show to specifically add Aman to their team, so we wonder, How are Aman Gupta’s investments from Season 1 doing now in 2025? here is a list:
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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Peeschute
A solution was created to address the ongoing issue of inadequate and unclean restrooms in places like bus and train stations. To tackle this problem, Peeshchute was developed. It’s a compact, disposable urine bag that transforms human urine into a solid form. Made of paper, it features a unisex funnel that opens when the sides are pressed, instantly solidifying the urine.
The brand got a deal from Aman Gupta during the show at ₹75 lakh for a 6% equity stake. That deal, however, never closed after the show. The brand continued to grow after their appearance but their socials and website went dark in mid-2024. You can still find some of their products through amazon by clicking the Amazon button below!
Bummer
Bummer is a private innerwear provider targeting millennials, with a focus on delivering comfortable and sustainable innerwear featuring bold colors and funky designs. The company offers a diverse range of new-age essential wear made from micro modal fabric, known for its eco-friendliness and sustainable sourcing.
The company’s pitch was the start of the most famous Ashneer Grover meme, ‘doglapan’. They ended up with a deal from Namita and Aman at ₹75 lakhs for 7.5% equity. That deal, however, never closed after the show.
At the time of their ‘Shark Tank’ appearance, they had 15,000 customers, and now they have more than 1 lakh customers. Their monthly revenue has increased 8-fold since the Shark Tank. In the fiscal year 2021-2022, they achieved around INR 2.45 Crore in revenue, and they are now aiming for INR 10 Crore for the fiscal year 2022-2023 and INR 25 Crore for the fiscal year 2023-2024.
In March 2024, Startup Media reported that Bummer, the direct-to-consumer (D2C) innerwear brand known for its appearance on Shark Tank, has successfully raised Rs 9.25 crore in funding. The funding round was led by Gruhas Collective Consumer Fund, which contributed Rs 8 crore, and also saw participation from Fluid Ventures Fund with Rs 1.25 crore. Gruhas has become the largest external stakeholder, holding a 17.3% stake in the company.
In early 2024, the founder shared that their customers are very loyal to the brand with 40% repeat orders and they are hoping it to increase that to around 60%.
As of June 2025, The company is still in business and thriving. you can check out their products by clicking the Amazon button below!
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. It can cover a distance of up to 140 kilometres on a single charge, reaching a top speed of 65 kmph, and it’s capable of carrying a hefty 200kg load.
Our research shows that the deal with the sharks successfully closed, and according to reliable sources, the company went on to secure additional funding from venture capitalists and other sharks on the panel.
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.
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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Altor
Altor, a startup founded in 2018 in Bangalore, Karnataka, specializes in manufacturing smart helmets for two-wheelers. A unique blend of software and hardware, the Altor Smart Helmet is hailed as India’s first smart helmet, poised to elevate the two-wheeler market.
The company secured funding of ₹50 lakhs for 7% equity from Namita and Aman. The founders shared after the show that their deal with the sharks was successfully concluded. In 2024, Namita shared on her LinkedIn that Altor has entered into partnerships with several corporates & delivery companies & this is one shark tank company to truly watch out for. They can provide smart helmets or just the software depending on budgets.
In 2025, the company is still in business and thriving.
Ariro Toys
Ariro Toys, a wooden toy company specializing in products for children aged 0 to 3 years, gained recognition on Shark Tank India Season 1 Episode 9. The company secured an investment of ₹50 lakhs for 10% equity from Aman and Peyush. Their deal with the Sharks was successfully concluded after the show.
In Season 2 of Shark Tank India which would be late 2022, Peyush shared that the company is doing a monthly revenue of ₹50 Lakhs after their investment, which is almost 4X from the revenue they were generating before their appearance on Shark Tank India.
As of June 2025, the company is still in business and growing. They boast an impressive 139 thousand-plus followers on their Instagram handle and have millions of views on their reels. They have also opened their first retail location in Chennai where they display their flagship products. You can check out their products by clicking Amazon button below!
Nuutjob
In Episode 10 of Season 1, Aman invested in all three companies appeared on the show. Nuutjob was one of them. Aman, Peyush and Namita invested total of ₹25 lakhs for 20% equity in the company.
Our research about Nuutjob revealed that the deal with the sharks never closed; the reasons for this are not disclosed. However, the entrepreneurs revealed in a podcast, “Secrets of Storytellers,” that they witnessed an astonishing 2000X boom in sales after the Shark Tank episode aired.
As of 2025, the company is still in business and thriving, while their financials are still not public, you can check out their wide range of product offerings through the Amazon button below!
Meatyour
Meatyour is an egg farming company based in Pune, Maharashtra, India. They were able to lure in 4 sharks in their deal, along with Aman for ₹30 lakhs for 20% equity. However, that deal never came to fruition.
The company saw a steep increase in sales after their appearance on the show, but despite seeing an increase in traffic and sales due to the Shark Tank effect, Meatyour went out of business in 2023.
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.
Farda
Farda is a customized streetwear brand that offers stylish and unique clothing for people who want to stand out from the crowd. The company secured a deal on Shark Tank India from Aman & Namita for ₹30 lakhs for 20% equity.
Our research into the company revealed that their Shark Tank India deal with Aman Gupta never finalized after the show. Farda’s founders shared on the Podcast Dukaan that they had more than 55 thousand people within 20 days after their episode aired.
As of June 2025, the brand is still in business and thriving. They are doing well with their Gen Z customer base and launching new styles every month! You can check out their products by clicking the Amazon button below!
LOKA
Loka is a metaverse multiplayer gaming app that was featured on Shark Tank India Season 1 Episode 12. Founded by Krishnan Sunderarajan, the app offers a unique blend of real-world locations and experiences to users, encompassing social engagement, gaming, e-commerce, content, and entertainment.
The brand got funded by Peyush, Anupam and Aman for a total of ₹40 lakhs for 24% equity. Our research suggests that their deal was successfully closed after the show!
The company tried making it to the mainstream market, but despite a strong initial response. They went out of business in 2024. The founder has since pivoted to a new company called Elev8 Games, which focuses on motion gaming.
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.
The Renal Project
The Renal Project, a Mumbai-based startup founded in 2019 by biomedical engineer Shashank Modhia, offers hemodialysis treatment for chronic kidney disease patients. The company secured ₹1 crore at 6% equity in funding from Aman Gupta and Namita Thapar.
Our research on the company revealed that the deal they made on Shark Tank India with Namita and Aman closed after the show. Not only that, The sharks even invested additional two crores after their initial discussion. Their deal with the sharks was successfully concluded and Namita shared in 2023 that the company are 3x on their revenue and is now present in 10 times more districts. 80% of their revenue comes from Tier 2 and 3 cities, where it is most needed.
In 2025, Caleb shared that the entrepreneur credited their growth to the active participation of the Sharks. As of February 2025, the company is reportedly valued at around ₹72 Crores.
Hammer Lifestyle
Hammer is probably one of the most well-known companies, and they came into more limelight right after their controversial deal on Shark Tank India. After a heated shark fight and multiple offers, the entrepreneur ended up shaking hands with Aman Gupta with ₹1 crore in exchange for 40% equity.
Our research showed that their deal with Aman Gupta was never finalized after the show. In March 2023 the founder shared that before Shark Tank, they were doing 70 Lakh, whereas now they are doing 4 Crores.
The company continued to build on the momentum and currently offers a wide range of products, including headphones, toothbrushes, watches and many more, going head to head with Aman Gupta’s BoAt. You can check out their products by clicking the Amazon button below!
Cocofit
Cocofit was the lowest valued Shark Tank deal as they offered the sharks 5% equity in exchange for ₹5, yeah, you read that right, just 5 rupees. Sharks jumped on this offer. Aman, Anupam & Namita shook hands with the entrepreneur for what he asked for.
Turns out this was all just a big marketing gimmick as the deal they agreed to on the show was never finalized after the show. Cocofit, however, is still in business and thriving.
Beyond Water
Beyond Water is a Kolkata-based startup that produces India’s first liquid water enhancers. The company secured a deal from Aman Gupta and Namita Thapar for ₹75 lakhs in exchange of 15% Equity.
Our research indicates that Beyond Water’s deal with the sharks was successfully closed after the show., and they have implemented some of the suggestions discussed during their Shark Tank India pitch. Namita reportedly invested additional ₹3 Crores to help with the company’s growth.
Notably, they have expanded their product range to include cocktail mixers, garnishes, vitamins, and iced tea. The company is still in business and thriving as of June 2025. You can check out their products by clicking the Amazon button below!
Let’s Try
The brand appeared in Episode 16 of Season 1, Let’s try makes healthier versions of popular snack products. They secured funding of ₹45 lakhs for 12% Equity from Aman Gupta and Anupam Mittal.
Our research in the company revealed that their Shark Tank deal with sharks was finalized and closed after the show aired. But the brand only decided to accept the deal from Aman Gupta citing his vision was more aligned with the company’s goals.
In late 2024, Backstage with Millionaires posted an update that the company has grown to a valuation of over ₹200 Crores which is over 50X the valuation of what sharks invested in the company. You can check out their products by clicking the Amazon button below.
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.
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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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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Namhya Foods
Namhya Foods, a startup specializing in Ayurvedic health food, was featured on Shark Tank India. Founded by Ridhima Arora from Jammu and Kashmir, they develop and sell tea blends, breakfast cereals, and lattes with no preservatives.
Our research into the company revealed that their Shark Tank deal with Aman Gupta successfully closed. After her episode aired in January 2022, their sales increased fourfold, and they have sustained that growth. Their biggest month in 2022 saw them achieve ₹63 lakh in revenue.
In early 2025, the founder appeared on Shallu Nisha’s podcast, where she shared that her experience on the show was positive and the time after was very thrilling. She added that they were out of stock on the second day after their appearance. The company is still in business and thriving!
AyuRythm
AyuRythm is a health and fitness startup featured on Shark Tank India Season 1 Finale. The company secured funding of ₹75 lakhs for 2.68% Equity from Aman Gupta, which our research shows was never finalized.
AyuRythm’s founder shared in a podcast called “Creators of Products” that they had collaborated with Apple to promote Yoga Day. They also mentioned that they had raised another round of funding after Shark Tank India.
The company stayed focused on their mission, but its last updated socials are from early 2025, and the current situation shows that the company may be clearing out inventory of the remaining products and shutting down the business.
Grow fitter
Growfitter is a fitness mobile application. They appeared on Shark Tank Season 1 Finale and bagged a deal from Aman Gupta for ₹50 lakhs in exchange of 2% Equity in the company. This deal was successfully finalized and closed after the show aired.
BoAt even partnered with the Grow Fitter to increase the awareness and as of June 2025, The brand is still in business and thriving!
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.
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