Shark Tank India
has grown into an incredible forum for
entrepreneurs
to pitch their great business ideas and receive funding from experienced
investors
, often known as sharks. It not only funds creative and unique companies, but also teaches people on business terminology.
Ritesh Agarwal
, the new shark on Shark Tank India 3, recently commented on the situation via Twitter.
Ritesh Agarwal took to his official X feed and released a video in which he explains what a “Contribution Margin” is in business. Along with the video, he posted a statement stating that, in addition to having lighter moments, Shark Tank India is an excellent resource for exposing people to the fundamentals of entrepreneurship. He recounted the early stages of his entrepreneurial adventure when he had no idea how to read or comprehend a balance sheet’.
He wrote, “Amidst all the fun on Shark Tank, what the show does really well is touch upon some of the most fundamental concepts of business and entrepreneurship in a simple manner. When I started OYO, I had no clue how to read or interpret a balance sheet. I am glad to see Shark Tank India is taking these conversations mainstream.”
Ritesh’s message received a positive response from social media users. The post has received approximately 12,000 views. Netizens are reacting with various comments. A user said, “Very well explained.” Another wrote, “Absolutely! Shark Tank’s ability to demystify difficult business principles is extremely useful to aspiring entrepreneurs. Shark Tank India broadens the audience for these debates, allowing more people to confidently enter the world of business.”
Aman Gupta, Amit Jain, Anupam Mittal, Namita Thapar, Peyush Bansal, Vineeta Singh, Deepinder Goyal, Azhar Iqubal, Radhika Gupta, Varun Dua, and Ronnie Screwvala are among the Shark Tank India 3 judges, in addition to Ritesh Agarwal.
Ritesh Agarwal introduces his own catchphrase in Shark Tank India 3: Ritesh ka nivesh
Ritesh, who is from South Orissa, made his debut on the show recently. He is being praised for his calm and friendly nature. The millionaire entrepreneur was studying engineering but dropped out to start a lodging firm because he enjoyed travelling.
