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Aman Gupta Invests in Awayddings with Naming Condition

Aman Gupta Invests in Awayddings with Naming Condition
‘Mera business main naam nahi aaega’: Aman Gupta sets condition before Rs 2 crore deal on Shark Tank India · businesstoday.in

Aman Gupta, the co-founder of boAt, invested Rs 2 crore in a wedding planning startup called Awayddings.

The startup helps people plan affordable destination weddings.

Aman made a special condition that his name should not be linked to the business because he didn't want to deal with any problems that might come up, like missing towels or unhappy customers.

The founders, Ashish and Vijay, wanted the money to grow their business.

Other investors on the show were worried about the challenges of running a wedding business, like making sure everything goes smoothly and handling payments.

In the end, only Aman decided to invest, and he even danced to celebrate the deal.

Key facts

Startup
Awayddings
Founders
Ashish Godghate, Vijay Kumar
Investment Amount
Rs 2 crore
Equity Offered
5%
Valuation
Rs 40 crore
Revenue (2024-25)
Rs 1.95 crore
EBITDA Margin
10-12%
Previous Investor
Kesari Tours (Rs 1.23 crore for 50% equity)

Quotes

Aman Gupta

Co-founder of boAt and investor in Awayddings

“If someone’s maid ran away, I would get an email. Yahan kisi ki towel nahi aayi woh toh hamari baja dega. Mera naam nahi aana chahiye isme. If someone doesn’t get their towels, I shouldn’t get a WhatsApp. Mera business main naam nahi aaega.”
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“Do you give a refund if someone’s wedding doesn’t materialize through Shaadi.com?”
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Anupam Mittal

Shark Tank India judge and co-founder of Shaadi.com

“Paise ke saath saath unhone identity bhi leli.”
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“Kya baaraat ko gate par rok lete ho?”
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Namita Thapar

Shark Tank India judge and executive director of Emcure Pharmaceuticals

“Begaani shaadi mein Aman deewana.”
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