Archive · 1 Dec 2025
Aman Gupta's Rs 12 lakh investment in Shark Tank India brand worth Rs 40 crore
Aman Gupta, the CEO of boAT, invested Rs 12 lakh in a company called Let’s Try, which makes healthy snacks like chips and bhujia.
He made this investment in 2009 on the TV show Shark Tank India.
At that time, other investors thought the company wouldn't do well because there were already many big companies in the same business.
But Aman Gupta believed in the founder, Nitin Vinod Kalra, and his vision.
Over the years, the company did really well, and Aman's investment is now worth Rs 40 crore.
He recently had the chance to sell his share for Rs 40 crore, making it the best investment in the history of Shark Tank India.
Aman Gupta invested Rs 12 lakh in Let’s Try, a healthy snack brand, in 2009 during Shark Tank India Season 1.
His investment has grown to Rs 40 crore, making it the best investment in the history of Shark Tank India.
Other investors were skeptical due to competition from larger companies in the snack sector.
Aman Gupta believed in the founder, Nitin Vinod Kalra, and his vision for the company.
The company's success led to a recent purchase opportunity worth Rs 40 crore for Aman Gupta.
- Who
- Aman Gupta, CEO of boAT, invested in Let’s Try, a healthy snack brand.
- What
- Aman Gupta's Rs 12 lakh investment in Let’s Try has grown to Rs 40 crore.
- When
- The investment was made in 2009 during Season 1 of Shark Tank India.
- Where
- The investment was made on the Shark Tank India show.
- Why
- Aman Gupta saw potential in the company and its founder, Nitin Vinod Kalra, despite skepticism from other investors.
- Investor
- Aman Gupta
- Company
- Let’s Try
- Initial Investment
- Rs 12 lakh
- Current Valuation
- Rs 40 crore
- Investment Year
- 2009
- Product
- Chips, bhujia
- Founder
- Nitin Vinod Kalra