In Episode 35 of Shark Tank India, the Sharks—Anupam Mittal, Kunal Bahl, Peyush Bansal, Vineeta Singh, and Aman Gupta—were introduced to some groundbreaking startups that are redefining personal care, renewable energy, and home cleaning. Let’s take a closer look at the pitches that impressed the Sharks in this episode:
Nidhi’s Grandmaa Secret – Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Care
The first pitch was from Nidhi, who presented a unique hair care product—Dadi ki Secret Recipe Wala Hair Oil. This hair oil is crafted using a blend of 13 natural herbs, following an ancient process passed down through generations. The product promises to nourish, strengthen, and revitalize hair, drawing from the wisdom of age-old remedies. Nidhi asked for ₹70 Lakhs for a 2% equity stake. The Sharks were curious about the product’s traditional roots and its potential in today’s market, with the growing trend towards natural and organic beauty solutions.
Solnce – A One-Stop Solar App
Next up was Solnce, a game-changing startup aiming to make solar energy more accessible and affordable. Solnce offers a comprehensive solar app that includes a solar calculator, product and price comparison, and solar panel installation services. This platform is designed to streamline the process of adopting solar energy, making it easier for users to choose the right products and services. With an ask of ₹1 Crore for 1.5% equity, the Solnce team sought investment to scale up their platform and contribute to the green energy revolution. The Sharks were intrigued by the potential to impact the renewable energy space in India.
Born Good – Reinventing Home Care with Plant-Based Cleaners
The final pitch was from Born Good, a company that is revolutionizing the home cleaning industry with its plant-based, non-toxic, and eco-friendly products. Born Good offers a range of cleaners made from bio-based ingredients, all of which are USDA certified and Cruelty-Free certified. The products promise to be safe for families and pets, while still being highly effective at cleaning. The startup’s mission is to create a cleaner, safer environment by offering sustainable alternatives to traditional chemical cleaners. The founders were seeking investment to expand their product range and distribution. The Sharks were impressed by the brand’s commitment to health, safety, and the planet.
In this episode, we saw a diverse range of startups focused on health, sustainability, and technology. From an ancient hair care remedy to a modern solution for solar energy, and an eco-friendly cleaning revolution, the Sharks were once again faced with exciting opportunities. Will Nidhi’s grandma’s secret recipe hair oil become the next beauty sensation, or will Solnce and Born Good lead the way for a greener, safer future?
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