gofig

Shark Tank India 4 featured Gaurav and Disha Shah's startup, gofig, which aims to reduce food and FMCG waste by selling near-expiry products at discounted rates. Despite initial interest, the sharks raised concerns about the business's execution, scalability, and consumer trust, ultimately deciding not to invest. The couple remains committed to refining their model.

Gaurav Brar and Aashish from Bambinos sought ₹1 crore for 1% equity to improve English proficiency, resonating with Peyush Bansal. He emphasized the importance of strong communication skills for job opportunities. Anupam Mittal, Namita Thapar, and Ritesh Agarwal offered ₹1 crore for 1.5% equity with 1% royalty until ₹1 crore recovery, leading to a successful deal.

Naitik Chotai, founder of FundooLabs, showcased his safe, non-toxic slime kits on Shark Tank India 4, impressing the judges with a live demo by his daughter. Seeking ₹60 lakhs for 4% equity, Naitik aims to expand his product line. In the previous episode, Bambinos also secured investment for their English communication skills improvement business.