Shark Tank India 2: Annoyed by Amit Jain's questions, Namitha Thapar and Aman make fun of them

The second season of ‘Shark Tank India’ has been rocking since its inception. Entrepreneurs appearing on the show come up with amazing business ideas. Sharks often surprise spectators as well. Sometimes the ‘Shark Tank’ judges clash with each other and sometimes they look very funny. They don’t even refuse to pull each other. Judge Amit Jain is often targeted for asking too many questions. The show has seen several such instances where Amit Jain spent time fielding questions with entrepreneurs to seal the deal.

Something similar happened again recently. Recently in Shark Tank India 2, pitchers Geetika Gupta and Anand Gupta came up with their business idea. He is the co-founder of India’s first Parantha and Pakoda company. Judges Namitha Thapar, Piyush Bansal and Aman retired after Geetika and Anand Gupta’s presentation and discussion of the business deal. Anupam Mittal also backed out of the deal saying he would not get good returns from the deal.

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Namitha Thapar, Aman mocked

But Amit Jain became interested in Geetika and Anand Gupta’s idea and started asking them question after question. Seeing this, Aman tells the pitchmen Geetika and Anand, if Amit doesn’t invest in your business despite asking so many questions, take them and beat them. Hearing this, Judge Namitha Thapar said, ‘Or we will do this on your behalf’. Hearing this, all the judges started laughing.
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The deal was fixed at Rs 75 lakh and 5% equity

Later, Amit agrees to invest in Jain, Geetika and Anand’s project. He agrees to lend Rs 50 lakhs and Rs 25 lakhs in front of them at 5% equity. But Geetika and Anand make counter offers to this. After many attempts, the deal breaks down. Amit Jain closes the deal with Geetika and Anand for 5% equity and Rs 75 lakhs.