Those looking to raise money for their company ideas are usually excited by Shark Tank India, which is currently in its fourth season. Some businesses win over the sharks, while others steal the hearts of the audience. They will undoubtedly be remembered forever. Some, nevertheless, had an incredible run after the presentation even if they were not financed. An off-screen recap of all the winners:
After tasting the chicken cooked in it in just seven minutes, the Sharks fell in love with this home and commercial cooking appliance. It preserved all the nutrients and flavour while saving 50% of the energy and reducing cooking time by 70%. Because it integrated microwave and induction cooking, all of this was made possible.
The invention, which was created by Sanandan Sudhir, an inventor with a long list of inventive goods to his name, received the praise it merited. Even if the Sharks didn’t invest in the company, he is still making great strides because the business quickly raised Rs 17 crore in startup money and was valued at Rs 100 crore. This occurred shortly after the performance.
Twee in OneThe Twee in One clothing line by Niti Singhal is a creative and eco-friendly fashion statement. It sells clothes that are convertible and reversible for toddlers, ladies and men. One of the main issues—not having enough clothes—is resolved by it. Wearing it on vacation is also a wonderful option because it will take up less room in your suitcase. Additionally, you save money because you just have to buy one dress instead of two. Although the Sharks had differing opinions on the brand’s future, spectators adored it so much that one Shark’s wife was seen sporting a Twee in One frock.
Nidhi Gupta and Anju Bhagat founded this business in 2018 and currently it has grown to a valuation of ₹300 crores. The company, which specialises in floral gifting, offers farm-fresh bouquets and flowers for special occasions as well as subscription services for people who require them on a weekly or monthly basis. 
The company is worth Rs 300 crores and is already a huge success. They were unable to reach a consensus on equity, though.
The company was founded in 2016 and is worth Rs 160 crores. It is the first meadery in Asia and India. Mead, made from fermented honey, fruits, and spices, is the world’s oldest alcoholic beverage. Founders Nitin Vishwas and Rohan Rehani, the founders, demanded Rs 80 lakhs for a just 0.5% stake. The sale fell through because all of the 
sharks were interested, but they wanted a larger equity portion.
Since it suits the Indian palate, kunafa, a Middle Eastern dessert, is adored by everyone who has tried it. It has a cheese and cream filling and is made of semolina that has been steeped in sugar syrup. It never fails to impress and comes in fifteen different kinds. In 2019, Jameel Ruhi and Zamzeer Ahamad created this Bengaluru-based start-up, which has a valuation of Rs 18 crores. All the sharks liked the taste, but they were unable to make a bargain.
