Shark Tank India 2: Pitchers call it a “noble mission” to get mothers out of the kitchen.

Shark Tank India 2: Pitchers call it a "noble mission"

Shark Tank India 2: “Noble Mission” to get mothers out of the kitchen.

Fish Tank The owners of Healthy Master, “India’s leading healthy snacking brand,” will be seeking financing from “sharks” in the upcoming episode of India.

The founders of Healthy Master, “India’s biggest healthy eating brand,” will be seeking investment from the “sharks” Anupam Mittal, Aman Gupta, Namita Thapar, Vineeta Singh, and Peyush Bansal on the forthcoming episode of Shark Tank India 2. Happy with their pitch, “Humne thaan liya hai saari mummies ko kitchen se bahar nikaalna aur unka tension durr bhagana (We want to take moms out of the kitchen and relieve their tension),” Vineeta and Namita are delighted.

Vineeta, a mother of two, applauds them after Vineeta hears their pitch and Namita comments, “Wah Wah, such a lovely aim.” The pitchers also stated that nuts, seeds, soy flour, and millet were used in the production of their goods.

The presentation of a company that “makes your home continental” is then presented to the judges of the competition. Anupam Mittal tells them after they have tried the London Bubble items, “This is great.” Peyush reveals that Vineeta finished a packet of one of their goods while he was enjoying a portion. Namita corrects the brand’s owner as he tries to win over the judges by saying that he is working on other, healthier options that he would introduce later.

Aap health angle pe jaao hi mat, taste pe focus karo aur masses ko educate karo (Don’t go to the health angle, focus on taste and educate the masses),” Namita instructs the pitcher.

The owners of the Kitsons brand are the last to pitch, asking for Rs 10 crore for 10% stock. The “sharks” are all dumbfounded by their request. Who will now receive a deal from them is still uncertain.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Latest

Can AI Replace Engineers? The Future of Engineering in the Age of Generative AI

Author Name : Richelle Bindal For centuries engineering has consisted of turning imagination into reality engineers have designed bridges capable of withstanding huge forces, developed machines that have transformed whole industries, built software that links billions of people and created technologies which at one time seemed impossible. Yet nowadays engineering is going through a new […]

Read More
Latest

Can We Engineer a Robot That Thinks? The Convergence of Computer Science, AI and Robotics

Author Name : Raghav Singhal For decades, robots have been associated with machines that repeat instructions with remarkable precision. But what happens when a robot encounters something it was never programmed to perceive? This question lies at the convergence of computer science, artificial intelligence, and robotics. A machine that can move is not necessarily intelligent, […]

Read More
Latest

Physical AI: The Next Revolution After Generative AI

Author Name : Sahil Pati Generative Artificial Intelligence, more popularly known as GenAI, is a type of artificial intelligence that can create new content—such as text, images, audio, video, and code from existing data. They give results and outputs that resemble, what they have seen. These models are exposed to huge datasets, such as Wikipedia, […]

Read More