Shark Tank India’s Namita Thapar corrects considered one of her greatest errors on the present, shares proud submit. See right here

Namita Thapar, who appeared as one of many ‘sharks’ on Shark Tank India, took to Instagram on Friday to disclose that she had addressed considered one of her greatest regrets in regards to the present. Namita revealed that she had invested in farmer Pandurang Taware’s Agro Tourism firm, after having missed out on it on the present.

Shark Tank India concluded its debut season a number of weeks in the past, however captured the nation’s creativeness by means of its profitable run. It made family names out of Namita and her fellow ‘sharks’, Anupam Mittal, Aman Gupta, Ghazal Alagh, Vineeta Singh, Peyush Bansal and Ashneer Grover.

In an Instagram submit, she shared an image with Pandurang, and wrote in her caption, “A positive start to my weekend… my 2 regrets during shark tank were Jugaadu Kamlesh & Pandurang Taware, 2 incredible farmers from Maharashtra. Today I have invested in Pandurang’s company that is working towards a super cause that is close to my heart – Agro Tourism – excited to partner with him to help pan India farmers show the beauty of our villages to the world ! #proudindian @agritourismindia @pandurangtaware.”

Her followers appreciated her determination. While a number of folks reacted with emojis, one individual wrote within the feedback part, “What an amazing gesture….Hope this inspires other investors to venture into one of the most neglected industries of India. This is truly inspiring. All the best Pandurang’s Team.”

Jugaadu Kamlesh turned the season’s spotlight, after his pitch for a multi-purpose gizmo was declared the pitch of the season. Only Peyush invested in his firm. Previously, Namita had additionally expressed remorse at dropping out on a bid to Ashneer. Speaking with comic Rohan Joshi on his YouTube present, Namita stated she regretted lacking out on the TagZ deal. “The chips with the healthy angle to it, the dip which was delicious. We really fought hard for it and we lost by like .25%. But then, the three or four deals that I lost out but after the show got done I got in touch with them and invested in them. So no regrets anymore,” she revealed.

In a weblog submit, Namita had revealed that she ‘saw around 170 pitches and invested Rs 10 crore in 25 companies’. She invested Rs 7 crore on the present, and Rs 3 crore after the present.