00:00Shortly, if you want to sum up your journey, what would you like to say?
00:30Shortly, when we first came, we didn't know what to expect.
00:39There was a lot of innocence, we were also discovering what is going on or not.
00:44After 5 years, we have realized that this show is an institution for the startup ecosystem.
00:52It's a very good feeling that we have a little contribution to it.
00:59You are talking about contribution.
01:02India has more than 140 billion people to feed.
01:06I don't want you to go into the percentage, but if we talk about on-ground stories,
01:13how many changes have you seen due to Shark Tank and how has perspective of people changed towards startups and businesses?
01:22I think two-three things.
01:23The first thing is that if you look at our history, we have been a socialist country.
01:27So, businessmen have always seen a suspicious perspective.
01:32If you are doing business, you are doing great work, then you are doing something wrong.
01:38But this Shark Tank has a legitimate legitimacy to this business.
01:44Because today, youngster, youngster, youngster, people just simply believe the film stars or the cricketers.
01:51Now, entrepreneurs today also believe the idol.
01:53So, when they are doing business, there is a change in society.
01:57People want to become their children as an entrepreneur.
02:01When I started婚.com, for example, no one wanted to get married to an entrepreneur because it had this meaning that they won't make money.
02:12Today, who is the founder?
02:15This is the idea that founders can do great work.
02:18So I think that is the big change that has come in society.
02:21And if we talk about the world, we will be very difficult to get married to an entrepreneur.
02:34I will say that the world's best entrepreneurs will be Indians.
02:40But they will be when many millions of Indians will become entrepreneurs.
02:46If we become a job takers, we become a job creators.
02:51And by the end of the year, we will get a better job creation.
02:56So what can we do with this?
02:59I agree, sir.
03:01But we have also seen what the data says that the startups are pale.
03:10So how do you perceive it?
03:13And what advice would you like to give?
03:15Because we have seen stories where people put their heart on money,
03:19property, and property, and land.
03:22And then they are nowhere.
03:24So how can this be corrected?
03:27There are two things.
03:28One is that many startups fail.
03:30I think this is not a bug.
03:32This is a feature.
03:34Start-ups fail more.
03:36This means that we are taking more risk.
03:38And you are taking up risk.
03:39You are taking up risk.
03:40You are taking up risk to your business.
03:41And then you will get more risk.
03:43If you will not take risk,
03:45then you will get bigger.
03:47Right?
03:48This is a story of startups.
03:49But if you are talking about the fact that
03:51people are taking up and buying their homes and buying their homes,
03:55and buying their homes,
03:56then they will be very different.
03:59So you need to understand yourself a little bit of work.
04:03You need to understand yourself if you put your money on your own,
04:05that your business will not work.
04:08You need to take a step of your family if you have a family of your family.
04:13So today the startup ecosystem has become a place where you can get risk and appetite more.
04:18Because you can put your money in the future.
04:21That is very necessary for India's entrepreneurs to see a great dream and think about it.
04:27This is from the U.S. in the 1960s and only a few years in our country.
04:33So this ecosystem is very necessary for people and for our country.
04:38Talking about Shadi.com, of course, the concept of this year came from the beginning.
04:44So it was absolutely a new concept.
04:47But with a growing divorce rate in India, do you think that in the next few years,
04:53the institution of marriage will be considered outdated?
04:56Well, it's interesting.
04:58I'm listening to these things in the U.S. in the U.S. in the 90s and in the 2000s.
05:03So I'm listening to these things that the concept of marriage is outdated.
05:07Actually, it's going to be on the way.
05:09What is it?
05:09Because as much as our lives are in social media, technology, AI,
05:13we want to become a little bit more, a little bit more, a little bit more, a little bit more, a little bit more, a little bit more, a little bit more.
05:20And today, you can see that people don't want this hook-ups, one-night-stands, situation-ships.
05:26They don't want that much.
05:26They want a lifelong partner.
05:28And in India, marriage is not a question of if, it is a question of when.
05:33Because our conditioning is our third phase of our life is our third phase.
05:38We are watching our children.
05:40We are watching our children.
05:41We are watching our children.
05:42We are watching our children.
05:43We are watching our children.
05:44So, this is our cultural context, this is not going to get rid of it.
05:49Shadi.com is not for arranged marriage, it is for planned marriage.
05:53Most people who come from one another,
05:55they don't have milk for many times, like my father and mother,
05:59they don't have to get rid of it,
06:01they have a courtship,
06:03and a lot of times they fall in love and get married.
06:06So I think,
06:08it's changed, but marriage is forever.
06:12Shaka Tank, you've got a household name.
06:16So, you've seen the series,
06:20now they all know and you all know.
06:23So, they are liking this kind of show,
06:26but if I ask about you that in your leisure time,
06:29what kind of show you would like to watch?
06:31Yeah, in my leisure time, honestly,
06:33I also watch this type of shows.
06:35I watch a lot of Hollywood stuff,
06:37because I've been there for 10 years,
06:39I watch Indian Shark Tank,
06:41I love,
06:42US Shark Tank also I watch,
06:44because those shows are very interesting,
06:47and it's based on that format.
06:49I watch some of my,
06:51I was watching Family Man for example,
06:54Raj and DK were very good friends of mine.
06:56We made a first picture of them,
06:58they made me with me.
07:00So, I love great creators and directors,
07:03then why don't they have any country?
07:05So, those are the kind of shows I watch,
07:06as long as it's a good substance.
07:08We must take a look.
07:09Here is how many people,
07:10as long as the match is.
07:11Hey!
07:12What may I do?
07:13How many people,
07:15have a look?
07:16Yeah,
07:17he's the right one?
07:18So, as long as a guy,
07:19he's the one who has a good friend,
07:21he's the one of my new york,
07:23and he does,
07:24that's great.
07:25And he's a great guy,
07:26he's the one.
07:27If you go,
07:28he can just go,
07:29he's the one,
07:30I'm the one that is a great guy,
07:31he really says.
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