An oil that can provide a perfect round shape to your navel. Needless to say, every Shark chose to withdraw. Vineeta Singh declared that she supports body positivity and would not support a product that transforms the body.
Sippline Drinking Shields by Rohit Warrier was roundly rejected by the Shark Tank judges, who called it a "glass ka mask." According to Rohit, the product acts as a protective cover that could be attached to the rim of a glass to save the user from germs and dirt.
Aditi Talwar's 'Poo De Cologne,' a scented toilet spray with essential oils faced skepticism from sharks due to cost and market viability in India. This concept did not impress the Sharks and garnered no funding.
Julaa Automation's robotic cradle, priced at Rs 1 lakh, raised eyebrows with a Rs 25 lakh development cost, targeting affluent consumers. The judges noted that plenty of affordable automatically functioning alternatives in the market.
Gopal's 56 pitched fiber-rich ice cream, but Gaurav Goyal's Rs 300 crore ask for a 25% stake ended the pitch without funding.