On Shark Tank India Season 4, Anupam Mittal and Aman Gupta engaged in a fierce battle to secure an investment in Airth, an innovative air purifier created by IIT Bombay alumni Ravi Kaushik and Abhimanyu Kumar.

Airth, a groundbreaking device on Shark Tank India 4, converts regular ACs into air purifiers, addressing India's air quality issues. Created by IIT Bombay's Ravi Kaushik and Abhimanyu Kumar, Airth aims to improve public health by offering an affordable solution to air pollution.

Shark Tank India 4 began on an interesting note on Monday. In the latest episode, we saw the Sharks with their jaws sharpened as ever. Surprisingly, the latest season has made headlines even before its premiere on 6th January.

Peyush Bansal wasn’t pleased by this and called it a big mistake on her part suggesting that she focus on perfecting fondants before expanding her business. The pitcher didn’t seem convinced with the feedback.

Entrepreneur Gauri Varmas pitch for her confectionery brand, Confect, on the fourth season of Shark Tank India sparked drama among the sharks. Seeking Rs 1 crore for 1% equity, Gauri highlighted her journey from eloping to Las Vegas to building an 800-product brand.

Ritesh Agarwal first founded a company named Oravel Stays in 2011. In 2013, its name was changed and the company was launched as OYO Rooms. In 2023, he became the youngest shark to appear in Shark Tank India.

Anupam Mittal, Ritesh Agarwal, Aman Gupta, Namita Thapar, Peyush Bansal, and Vineeta Singh are back on the panel of Shark Tank India 4, along with Kunal Bahl. The show which premiered on January 6 saw the two most popular Sharks- Mittal and Agarwal talking about collaboration in their recent tweet exchange.

Shark Tank India Season 4 premiered with Ritesh Agarwal's humorous introduction as the 'richest Shark,' sparking playful banter among the panel. The new season features innovative pitches and investor dynamics,