The 70 -hour work week of Narayana Murthy Narayana Murthy’s work week made season 4 of Shark Tank India season 4. The founders of the Burger Bae – Rohan Kashyap, Janvi Sikaria and Ojasvee Kashyap – Life clothing brand – Rohan Kashyap – launched their business during a recent episode in the series.
During their land, Rohan said that he wanted to transform Ludhiana as Narayana Murthy did for Bengaluru. “Mujhe Ludhiane Ka Narayan Murthy Banna Hai.” To this, Boat Lifestyle Co -founder and CMO Aman Gupta said: “Sahi Hai, low 70 Ghanta Kaam Karna Padega.”
Rohan said he was even ready to work 100 hours a week if necessary. In addition to that, the founders described their products as “tasty” and “sassy” and assimilated the personality of their brand to that of a toxic college which is a red flag that one cannot avoid.
The founders asked for an investment of 1 sterling books in exchange for 2.5% of equity, evaluating their business at 20. Rohan revealed that their income was about to reach 15 sterling books this year, but admitted that his brand had almost gone bankrupt recently because an early partnership did not happen.
He told the “Sharks” that he had sold around 33% of his business to an early investor, who had not lived up to the agreement. After that, Rohan had to buy the investor, for whom he borrowed money from his family.
Janvi revealed how she had transformed the fact of being a customer into a co-founder after a delay in order. The two also discussed their relationship. The Sharks were impressed by the vision of the founders to build a reference fashion mark in India which favors quality, community and sustainability.
However, the director general of Emcure Pharmaceuticals, Namita Thapar, was not convinced of Rohan’s understanding of the figures and was withdrawn from the agreement with Viraj Bahl, calling it too early to invest.
Anupam Mittal “sharks”, Kunal Bahl and Aman Gupta offered an investment of 1 crore ₹ for 10% equity or 2 crores for 20%. The founders finally accepted the second offer of 2 crores ₹ for 20% equity, sealing the emission agreement.
