Shark Tank India 3 – Watch how two similar fashion-wear companies face off, forcing the Sharks to react

Shark Tank India is one of the most loved business reality shows in India. Currently, Season 3 of the show is being aired on Sony LIV. Aman Gupta, Namita Thapar, Anupam Mittal, Vineeta Singh, Peyush Bansal, and Amit Jain have been retained as Sharks from the previous edition, while six new Sharks have made a debut in the current season. This evening, the makers of the show shared a promotional video in which two companies are seen selling similar products. They battle to crack a deal on the show.

Latest promo of Shark Tank India Season 3

At the beginning of the promo, we see two fashion wear companies—Candid Men and Flyrobe—seeking to crack a deal with Sharks (investors) on the show.

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Candid Men is a fashion wear company offering extremely expensive clothes for men on rent. The pitchers of the company further highlighted that their sales during the financial year 2022-23 were over Rs 2 crore.

Flyrobe, on the other hand, specialises in both men's and women's fashion wear. The pitcher of the company further mentioned that the company had sales of over Rs 2.8 crore.

Vineeta wondered why consumers would want to hire clothes on rent. “Bhaade main kapde pehene ka bhi ek stigma hai (Wearing clothes on rent is attached with a lot of stigma),” Vineeta said.

The pitcher responded that this stigma is slowly going away in India. Namita added that operating this business is a huge challenge.

Only time will tell whether Candid Men cracked a deal, Flyrobe cracked a deal, or none of them cracked a deal.

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What happened in the last episode?

In the latest episode of Shark Tank India 3, three entrepreneurs from Bengaluru, Satyam Sahu, Praveen Mishra, and Shanmugam Vadivel S, presented their innovative smart calculator designed for shopkeepers, named Tohands. Their funding request was Rs 55 lakh for a 1 percent stake in their venture. During the pitch, Aman was humorously portrayed as a shopkeeper while testing the calculator, leading to a lighthearted exchange where Anupam jokingly remarked, "Aman doesn't give money; he takes goods on credit." This jest elicited laughter from Aman and others present. Eventually, the entrepreneurs struck a deal with investors Radhika Gupta and Varun Dua.

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