Shark Tank India Season 4 Episode 30 is all set to air on February 14, 2025, at 8:00 PM IST exclusively on Sony LIV App. This episode promises an exciting line-up of pitches from three innovative start-ups in agriculture, healthcare, and female hygiene & lifestyle. The sharks will be evaluating these unique business ideas, offering insights, and possibly making investment deals that could change the entrepreneurs’ futures.
In this article, we’ll dive into all the pitches, founders, and key concerns raised by the sharks in this episode of Shark Tank India Season 4 Episode 30.
Panel of Sharks for Episode 30
The Sharks on the panel for this episode are some of the most well-known business leaders in India:
- Anupam Mittal – Founder, Shaadi.com
- Kunal Bahl – Co-founder, Titan Capital & Snapdeal
- Namita Thapar – Executive Director, Emcure Pharmaceuticals
- Peyush Bansal – Co-founder & CEO, Lenskart
- Vineeta Singh – Co-founder & CEO, Sugar Cosmetics
With this stellar line-up, the entrepreneurs had to bring their A-game to impress these seasoned investors!
Pitch 1: GreenDay – Kisan Ki Dukan (Agriculture Brand)
Founders: Prateek Rastogi & Aishwarya Bhatnagar
Business Idea: GreenDay – Kisan Ki Dukan is India’s first biofortified food-focused company that increases essential nutrients like Zinc, Iron, and Protein at the agricultural level by providing special seeds to farmers.
Key Highlights of the Pitch:
- The founders emphasized their vision to shift Indian agriculture from quantity-based to quality-based production.
- They demonstrated how their biofortified crops could significantly improve India’s nutrition levels.
- Anupam Mittal’s Key Question: “If I eat chapatis made from your flour, will it fulfill my daily mineral and vitamin requirements?”
- Founder’s Response: “At least 50% of your daily mineral and vitamin needs will be covered.”
Sharks’ Concerns:
- Market scalability: Will farmers adopt this new approach?
- Consumer awareness: How will they educate consumers on the benefits of biofortified food?
- Competition: How does it compare with existing fortified food brands?
This pitch sparked interest among the sharks, but was it enough to secure a deal?
Pitch 2: Vibrasense (Healthcare Brand)
Founder: Nishant Kathpal
Business Idea: Vibrasense is a portable, battery-powered handheld device that can quantify loss of sensation in the body within just 5 minutes.
Key Highlights of the Pitch:
- The device is especially useful for diabetic patients who suffer from neuropathy (nerve damage).
- Namita Thapar was given a live demo, and she gave the device a thumbs up for its efficiency.
- Nishant presented shocking statistics: “Every 30 seconds, a diabetes patient’s foot gets amputated. Vibrasense can detect neuropathy in 80 out of 100 patients, while commonly used devices detect only 30-50%.”
Sharks’ Concerns:
- FDA & medical approvals: Will it meet regulatory standards?
- Market acceptance: Will doctors and hospitals adopt this technology?
- Manufacturing costs & affordability: Can it be priced reasonably for mass adoption?
The sharks were impressed by the game-changing innovation, but were they willing to invest?
Pitch 3: Pinq Polka (Female Hygiene & Lifestyle Brand)
Founders: Manveen Ssharma, Mandeep Singh & Gurdeep Kaur
Business Idea: Pinq Polka is a female hygiene and intimate lifestyle brand, offering products like:
- Sanitary pads & panty liners
- Nipple covers & breast tape
- Camel toe concealers (for seamless comfort)
Key Highlights of the Pitch:
- The company was founded in 2017, initially selling sanitary pads and panty liners.
- Just before COVID-19, they launched nipple covers, which became their star product, emerging as an alternative to bras for women in India.
- They highlighted the gap in India’s female intimate care segment and how Pinq Polka is creating awareness and providing solutions.
Sharks’ Concerns:
- Market awareness: Will Indian consumers be open to these products?
- Competitive landscape: How does Pinq Polka stand against global brands?
- Scalability & branding: How will they reach Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities?
The founders passionately pitched their brand, but did they convince the sharks to invest?
Episode Takeaways & Conclusion
Shark Tank India Season 4 Episode 30 was packed with diverse business ideas—from agriculture innovation to healthcare tech and female hygiene products. The sharks had tough questions and critical concerns, but each entrepreneur brought strong pitches and unique solutions.
Which Start-ups Got a Deal?
While we won’t spoil the final investment decisions, it’s safe to say that some of these brands left with game-changing offers while others received valuable feedback to refine their businesses.
Want to find out who secured the biggest deal? Tune in to Sony LIV at 8:00 PM IST on February 14, 2025!