Nanighar, an app for home-cooked meals failed to secure a deal on Shark Tank India season 4

In Episode 43 of Shark Tank India Season 4, Nanighar made an appearance. based in Kolkata An app called Nanighar offers home-cooked meals that may be consumed at home or in the workplace. These dishes come from a variety of cuisines and are of excellent quality and affordability. For those who miss home cooking, it provides a solution. It serves delicious, reasonably priced cuisine. From the comfort of their own homes, women are empowered by this platform.

Nanighar was founded by Arijit Chatterjee and Debjani Mukherjee. The foundation of Nanighar’s success is their commitment to excellence, innovation, and client satisfaction. They were looking for an offer of ₹ 1 Cr. for 5% equity at a valuation of ₹ 20 Crore at Shark Tank India.

Nani Ghar is an initiative to give power to the culinary artists in each home who create magic in their kitchen. Staying true to our motto ‘Ghar se dil tak’, they are solving a problem where prople are missing out on the taste of some undiscovered home recipes. Whatever maybe your cuisine, they have a spot for you. As long as it tastes good, there is a hungry soul waiting to ralish your secret recipe. That’s why they are inviting you, the home-chef to stir up your pot so that we deliver your recipes to a host of foodies who await to taste a meal that’s cooked with love, care and passion.

Click here to visit their website: Nanighar

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• Jan 24- Nov 24- Rs 64 lakhs
• Last year – Rs 48 lakhs

Every month =  1- 1,2 lakhs loss

Last year’s loss = 25-26 lakhs

Full year projected sales-  Rs 6 Lakhs

Kunal Bahl asked the founders why they are not a merchant on Zomato & swiggy, to which the founders replied if they take their business on Zomato & Swiggy,  the brand Nani ghar will lose its original warmth & identity. Anupam seemed very disappointed with the revenue figures & said this business is making a loss. Anupam said the founders ki “ ki kya apke pass paise jyada hai”? The founder said No, sir. Anupam commented that he understands women’s empowerment, but he said it will stay only if the business is in profit, & he said you will face a lot of struggles in this local business.

The founders said they are bootstrapped, to which Anupam said, “Stop, stop, you are wasting money, “& he suggested that they can do the business of Zomato & Swiggy. He said because of the structural problems, he’s out for this deal. Kunal Bahl also didn’t seem interested in this business & suggested they invest their business in Zomato & swiggy. Vineeta Singh commented that the real challenge is a place like Kolkata. She suggested they to take up business in a place like Mumbai or Bangalore where people will spend money on their food & she opted out of the deal. Namita Thappar said she agrees with Kunals’ decision that the founders can put their business on Zomato & swiggy. Ritesh Agarwal also didn’t seem interested & unfortunately, the founders had to leave empty-handed.

All four sharks—Ritesh Agarwal, Vineeta Singh, Kunal Bahl, Anupam Mittal, and Namita Thapar—were featured in an interesting episode of Shark Tank India: Season 4. Although they were unable to close a sale, they were given helpful advice on how to expand their company, Nanighar. Everyone is now excitedly anticipating the next episode, hoping to learn more about the judges’ approaches to fund-raising and more fascinating firms.