Kunal Bahl, co-founder of Snapdeal, is a Princeton and Wharton alumnus who turned immigration challenges into an opportunity to start his entrepreneurial journey back in India.

Starting Snapdeal in 2010 as a daily deals platform, Kunal and co-founder Rohit Bansal quickly adapted to market needs, transforming it into one of India's top e-commerce marketplaces.

Snapdeal's cash-on-delivery innovation changed the game in India’s online shopping space by building trust with first-time internet users.

Kunal’s leadership helped Snapdeal scale rapidly, earning investments from giants like SoftBank, Alibaba, and Foxconn, allowing for tech expansion and broader product offerings.

Beyond Snapdeal, Kunal has backed over 100 startups through Titan Capital, playing a vital role in India’s growing startup ecosystem.

Kunal is a family-oriented entrepreneur, balancing business with personal life. His wife, Yashna Bahl, is a successful entrepreneur herself with ventures in sustainable living and food.

As a judge on Shark Tank India, Kunal brings real startup wisdom to the table, mentoring the next generation of entrepreneurs through insightful advice and funding.

Kunal Bahl’s journey—from facing a visa rejection to becoming a celebrated entrepreneur and investor—stands as a powerful story of resilience, innovation, and impact.