Let’s be honest, Shark Tank India did something no government policy or business book could do. It made entrepreneurship exciting for millions. Each pitch is not just about money; it is about grit, storytelling, and vision. The show has brought up a new generation of founders who think globally but build for India. From NOOE’s design-led products to Dil Foods’ virtual kitchens, these startups prove that with the right pitch and purpose, anyone can make waves in India’s booming startup scene. Read this article to explore the top Funded Startups of Shark Tank India, along with their success stories.
List of Top Funded Startups of Shark Tank India
| No. | Startup | Deal | Investors |
| 1. | NOOE | ₹5 crore for 51% stake | Peyush Bansal |
| 2. | Culture Circle | ₹3 crore for 3% equity | Kunal Bahl and Ritesh Agarwal |
| 3. | Nasher Mills | ₹3 crore for 1.5% equity and 1% royalty until ₹3 crore is recouped | Aman Gupta, Ritesh Agarawal, Vineeta Singh, Namita Thapar, and Anupam Mittal |
| 4. | KIWI Kisan Window | ₹2.5 crore for 10% equity | Kunal Bahl |
| 5. | WeHear | ₹2.5 crore for 1% equity and 1.5% advisory equity, conditional offer | Peyush Bansal |
| 6. | Unstop | ₹2 crore for 4% equity | Namita Thapar, Anupam Mittal, Aman Gupta, and Amit Jain |
| 7. | Dil Foods | ₹2 crore for 2.67% equity | Ritesh Agarwal, Vineeta Singh, Peyush Bansal, and Radhika Gupta |
| 8. | Snitch | ₹1.5 crore for 1.5% equity | Aman Gupta, Peyush Bansal, Vineeta Singh, Namita Thapar, and Anupam Mittal |
| 9. | Janitri | ₹1 crore for 2.5% equity | Namita Thapar |
| 10. | Skippi Pops | ₹1 crore for 15% equity | Anupam Mittal. Aman Gupta, Ashneer Grover, Namita Thapar, and Vineeta Singh |
NOOE
Founders: Piyush Suri and Neetica Pande
Source: The Financial Express
Founded in 2021, NOOE offers premium, design-driven home office accessories with a Scandinavian design aesthetic. They focus on an emotive and ergonomic design process that considers aesthetics, performance, and the sensory experience of users.
After receiving the largest deal in the history of Shark Tank India, with Peyush Bansal, they are continuing to focus on global expansion with sustainable design-focused products.
Culture Circle
Founders: Divansh Jain Nawal, and Ackshay Jain
Source: Shark Tank Audits
Founded in 2023, Culture Circle is a leading Indian luxury and streetwear platform. They offer a trusted, technology-driven marketplace for buying authentic, limited-edition products with AI-powered authentication and offline stores. In this way, they gained rapid organic growth before securing investment on Shark Tank.
After securing funding from Ritesh Agarwal and Kunal Bahl, they additionally received an investment from Ritesh at a valuation of over ₹100 crore. Their experience increased by over 1 million monthly users. They are also focusing on expanding into global markets, starting with the UAE.
Nasher Miles
Founders: Abhishek Daga, Lokesh Daga, and Shruti Kedia Daga
Founded in 2017, Nasher Miles is a D2C luggage brand known for its stylish designs and affordability. Before securing an ‘All Shark Deal’ on Shark Tank, they had already developed a strong online presence and a loyal customer base.
After receiving investment on Shark Tank India, they expanded beyond e-commerce into the offline market by connecting with retailers and distributors. They are also setting up a manufacturing and warehousing facility in Gujarat with a capacity to produce over 50,000 units monthly. This will contribute to their strategy of increasing domestic production.
KIWI Kisan Window
Founders: Abhinav Ahluwalia and Nupur Agarwaal
Source: Garhwal Post
Founded in 2017, KIWI Kisan Window is a farm-to-fork brand. The founders created this brand to directly connect farmers with consumers, so that they receive fair prices for their produce. While customers also receive authentic and chemical-free food.
They developed an omnichannel approach and expanded to eight physical locations while operating through their website. After securing a deal with Kunal Bahl on Shark Tank, they experienced steady and profitable growth. They also aim to significantly expand with 300 new outlets within five years.
WeHear
Founders: Kanishka Patel and Raj Shah
Source: The Indian Express
WeHear is a Gujarat University-incubated startup that develops affordable non-surgical bone conduction hearing solutions. They launched their hearing device, HearNU, by partnering with the Bahera Munga Shala, a school for hearing-impaired children, to test their device.
In 2019, they were recognised as the Social Impact Startup of the Year by the President of India. After receiving investment from Peyush Bansal on Shark Tank, they focused on partnerships with organisations and government bodies like VOSAP, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, and the Rajkot Police to reach more beneficiaries through their devices.
Unstop
Founder: Ankit Aggarwal
Source: Beyond the Punchlines
Founded in 2017, Unstop is a hiring platform that connects students, professionals, and companies through competitions and hackathons for recruitment. Before appearing on Shark Tank, they had already built a large user base of 3.5 million, which was utilised by more than 200 companies.
After their appearance on Shark Tank, they reported a double number of users and customers on their website. This also led to a significant increase in website traffic and overall brand awareness.
Dil Foods
Founder: Arpita Aditi
Source: Restaurant India
Founded in 2022, Dil Foods is a virtual restaurant operator, partnering with independent restaurants to run multiple virtual food brands from their kitchens. Intending to become India’s largest virtual brand chain and increase sales, they appeared on Shark Tank India.
The investment received on the show marked a significant increase in their valuation from ₹40 crore to ₹75 crore. They have been expanding their network by partnering with restaurants in cities like Mumbai and are focusing on growing into a larger enterprise.
Snitch
Founder: Siddharth Dungarwal
Source: Indiatimes
Founded in 2019, Snitch began as a B2B manufacturer of trendy menswear. However, the pandemic pushed Snitch to launch its own online D2C store that allowed it to connect directly with its target market. Today, it is one of the leading fast-fashion retailers, known for offering stylish and affordable menswear.
After appearing on Shark Tank India, they experienced significant growth and achieved a valuation of over ₹2500 crore by securing an investment of ₹340 crore in June 2025. They are planning to expand their retail presence to 100 stores by the end of 2025 and exploring new formats like quick commerce.
Janitri
Founder: Arun Agarwal
Source: Business Standard
Janitri is an Indian medical technology startup that develops monitoring solutions for maternal, fetal, and neonatal health, intending to reduce maternal and infant mortality rates. Before appearing on the show, they had already partnered with hospitals and clinics, training healthcare professionals and monitoring over 70,000 mothers.
After securing investment in the tank, today, their devices are deployed in hospital settings in foreign countries like Kenya and Brazil, treating more than 60,000 mothers. In fact, in 2024, their founder, Arun Agarwal, received the Global Impact Trailblazer Award at the Sankalp Bharat x Artha Impact Awards.
Skippi Ice Pops
Founders: Ravi and Anuja Kabra
Source: Business Outreach
Founded in 2020, Skippi Ice Pops aims to reintroduce the beloved Indian chuski in a healthier, natural, and more organised format. The company faced initial losses due to the COVID-19 lockdown; however, with persistence, it led to an opportunity on Shark Tank India.
After appearing on the tank, they experienced tremendous growth, with monthly revenues increasing dramatically from lakhs to crores. They also expanded internationally. Domestically, they also expanded their reach by listing on major online marketplaces.
Conclusion
From NOOE’s design-focused products to Snitch’s fashion empire and WeHear’s social impact, these stories prove that India’s startup scene is bolder and more diverse than ever. Shark Tank India has become a stage where real founders, ideas, and risks meet opportunity, turning passion projects into emerging leading brands.
What makes these success stories stand out is how quickly they have scaled, inspired others, and shown that innovation in India is not limited to big cities or big budgets.
FAQs
Q-1 Which is the highest-funded startup in Shark Tank India?
The largest deal in the history of Shark Tank India went to NOOE, which secured ₹5 crore for a 51% stake from Peyush Bansal.
Q-2 Who are the main investors on Shark Tank India?
Peyush Bansal, Aman Gupta, Namita Thapar, Anupam Mittal, Vineeta Singh, and Ritesh Agarwal are the main investors on Shark Tank India.
Q-3 What kind of startups get funded on Shark Tank India?
Various types of D2C brands, tech startups, social impact ventures, and lifestyle companies have so far received the funding. The Sharks look for clear vision, strong traction, and scalable business models.
