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The Sharks are back

After three game-changing seasons, Shark Tank India is back with an all-new season. This season is once again set to showcase innovative ideas and deals that could influence the future of start-ups in India. It promises an exciting twist with...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 08:57 AM Oct 05, 2024 IST

After three game-changing seasons, Shark Tank India is back with an all-new season. This season is once again set to showcase innovative ideas and deals that could influence the future of start-ups in India.

It promises an exciting twist with the dynamic duo of comedian Ashish Solanki and Sahiba Bali taking the role as hosts.

Since its debut, Shark Tank India has encouraged countless Indians to present their entrepreneurial dreams.

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