Shark Tank India Pitcher Faces Criticism

A man named Pujan Kachadiya from Gujarat brought his peanut butter brand, MYPB, to Shark Tank India.

He wanted Rs 70 lakhs for 10% of his company.

The judges liked his honesty but had some concerns.

One judge, Viraj Bahl, thought the product wasn't unique and that Pujan was making some mistakes.

Another judge, Namita Thapar, was interested.

In the end, three judges—Namita, Vineeta Singh, and Varun—made a deal with Pujan for Rs 70 lakhs for 15% of his company.

Pujan's brand sells peanut butter in powder form, which he claims is healthier.

He started the business with his brother during the lockdown and has seen growing sales.