Shark Tank India 3: Peyush Bansal spots the clothing brand that didn't return his invested money, says "Bhai inhone mere paise maare hue hai, aane do inko aaj"

The third season of Shark Tank India is garnering mixed reactions. While netizens are comparing the new Shark Deepinder Goyal to former shark Ashneer Grover, some have been enjoying the fresh lineup of Sharks and the innovative pitches. In the new promo, Peyush Bansal reveals that the clothing brand hasn't returned his invested money yet and has come to the show as a pitcher.
In the promo, Shark Peyush Bansal sees the brand and says, "Bhai inhone mere paise maare hue hai. Bhai aane do inko aaj." Anupam asks him, "He didn't return the money? Tumne kapda dekha, technology suna, kapde mein technology ke paise de diye?" All the sharks burst out laughing.
The pitcher then gives his demo and also puts in a strong pitch. Other sharks, Aman and Azhar take a look at the clothes and Peyush jokes, "Main bhi aise hi phasa tha." Anupam and Vineeta joke, "Technology sunke phass gaya yeh."

Apart from the clothing brand, there were other pitches that left the sharks stunned and confused. One was a skin and bodycare brand, while another one had a small machine that cleans clothes in 80 seconds without water and detergent. Vineeta is unimpressed with the technology says, "When the cloth is kept in the steam for 70 mins that kills the bacteria, with 80 seconds of cleaning, it is impossible."

In the recent episode, Ritesh Agarwal made his debut on Shark Tank India 3, Vineeta shows the camera to Ritesh so that he understands when to face and how to spot it. While Anupam jokes, Vineeta explains, “He is new so he will take some time to spot the camera,” also adds, “Achha abhi ragging chalegi?” Ritesh reverts, “Bas pyaar do ji, zindagi jeeni hai. College isiliye nahi gaya.” Vineeta inquires, “Ragging se bachne ke liye?” The new Shark then replies, “Bas pyaar mohabbat se kaam kariye.”
"Shark Tank India" is a reality show centered around business, featuring a panel of investors known as 'sharks' who assess pitches presented by contestants. These pitches are scrutinized based on factors like the business model, company valuation, and other relevant criteria. Ultimately, the sharks decide whether to invest in the presented ventures or not.
The pitcher indeed got the deal on the show.