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Shark Tank India - 6th February 2026 Full Episode
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00:00:00I was a kid in my childhood, and I thought that I had a problem in college, but the problem is still there.
00:00:24Basically, I got a date when you started this.
00:00:27I also had a solo trip on that trip.
00:00:30There was a bus stand in Majnuo Tila.
00:00:39We make the top quality, soft sauce, chicken sauce.
00:00:43What's your name?
00:00:44Aafgan's Satan.
00:00:45Aachari, aachari.
00:00:46Aachari, aachari.
00:00:47Aachari.
00:00:48Wow!
00:00:57Entrepreneurship and a successful man, when you look at it, you feel like, wow, it's a risk.
00:01:06But it's not like that.
00:01:07You go past and listen to his story.
00:01:08If I start my journey, it was not an easy one, definitely.
00:01:23We got married, and straight away, Balaras, South East Asia, Cambodia.
00:01:30So we jumped into business.
00:01:32It was very wrong.
00:01:33It was very wrong.
00:01:34It was very wrong.
00:01:35It was very wrong.
00:01:36Of course, that business flopped.
00:01:39The small market, when it's a niche market, it's your fault.
00:01:43It was very wrong.
00:01:44When you go to the wider market, if you make something wrong, it will be big.
00:01:52I think it's a very good time when we can build a derma-seutical range.
00:01:57The problem will also be solved, but it will be a little cosmetic side.
00:02:00So that's the beginning of Fikzarma.
00:02:09Fikzarma starts with knocking each and every dermatite door.
00:02:12We need to check the texture.
00:02:17It's a very good merge.
00:02:19So we were very particular about our packaging and what we claim.
00:02:23They are properly backed by proper evidence and documents.
00:02:29I think to everyone who is listening, patience is the key.
00:02:34Resilience is the key.
00:02:35Shark Tank India has when children pitch and founders pitch pitch.
00:02:42They have a chain.
00:02:45One is a stockist, a distributor, a retailer.
00:02:48All the margins have.
00:02:50There are packaging.
00:02:51It's a value.
00:02:54This is what Shark Tank India has explained.
00:02:57The second thing is to embrace failures.
00:03:00When the founders came to their own businesses,
00:03:03they had lost their money, lost their losses,
00:03:06they had talked about it.
00:03:07They had a little empathy, a little sympathy.
00:03:10It was like, no, that's what happened to me.
00:03:12We all learned so much from Shark Tank India.
00:03:15We all learned so much from Shark Tank India.
00:03:17That's the most surprising.
00:03:19We were also?
00:03:20He's a guy called Park Box away.
00:03:21We found out his broken name at Aris Temple.
00:03:25Not yours.
00:03:26There's noå·» in front of the set.
00:03:27But do not illustrate some scenes?
00:03:28Not exactly what we want.
00:03:29We know whistler.
00:03:31The first thing is different.
00:03:33Aoy that this guy says,
00:03:34He can say he can say...
00:03:36And use it to help,
00:03:37and because he yeah,
00:03:39Well, he is also vertical,
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00:03:45wanted to bring,
00:03:47Hi Sharks, aapne abhi chok gana suna, uska lyrics, music, voice, composition, sabkuch AI generated tha.
00:04:09Wo hai fully original or copyright free.
00:04:11There's so many people that wish, dream of making music, but they don't know how to play instruments or use software to produce.
00:04:18Today, with the help of AI, anyone with an idea can.
00:04:22Link in AI music creation platforms, ek problem hai.
00:04:26Woh creators wo na dete hai holership, nahi royalty, aur nahi music banane ka zhada control.
00:04:31Aur to aur, woh fully copyright music pay trained hai.
00:04:34That's where Soundverse comes in.
00:04:36Ham hai ek creator first music creation platform, joh dete hai music banane ke liye kaafi sare features.
00:04:42Chahe woh song banane ki feature, ya to fir song edit karne ke liye.
00:04:46You can do it without any technical expertise.
00:04:49Our Soundverse agent will take care of it.
00:04:51Aap simply wipe from karo aur apne gaane par wipe karo.
00:04:55We have seen the global music industry and we come from that experience.
00:05:01Isi neye ham is industry ko deeply samajte hain.
00:05:04Aur is ko change karne ki kabiliyat ki rakte hain.
00:05:07Mai hoon Saurab.
00:05:08Mai hoon Mumbai se.
00:05:09And I'm Ash from Stockholm, Sweden.
00:05:12We're founders of Soundverse.
00:05:13Aaj humare ask hai ek karore peiis laag rupai in exchange for 1.5% equity.
00:05:19So Shaks, let's make the multiverse of music with Soundverse.
00:05:25Welcome to season 5.
00:05:26And Ash is always a short form for some long name.
00:05:30It's not so long.
00:05:31Arash.
00:05:32Are you Israeli?
00:05:33Iran.
00:05:34But I'm raised in Sweden.
00:05:35So how did the two of you meet?
00:05:36So mahi jabalpur mein paida hua.
00:05:38Bajpan se hi mujhe music mein bokot zada interest tha.
00:05:41Aur pur eventually 2011 mein apna masters kiya.
00:05:45IIT Bombay mein waha se meinne interaction design ki padhaai ki.
00:05:49Somehow mujhe spotify Stockholm mein jab job mila.
00:05:52Toh waha pei meinne music creation team mein kaam kiya.
00:05:54Phrir 2023 meinne socha.
00:05:56Toh kuch banaate hain.
00:05:57A foundation model banaate hain.
00:05:58So mein waha pei jab kumti banane ke baare mein socha raha ta.
00:06:01Toh mujhe mera technical co-founder mila.
00:06:03Jiska naam e Riley.
00:06:04Woh actually Seattle mein rehte hain.
00:06:06Phrir mein ek aise co-founder ko dhoonl raha tha.
00:06:09Jho literally is legal space ko bhoot zada depth ke saath samajta ho.
00:06:13Aur jo music industry se kafi zada connected bhi ho.
00:06:16Ye eek public figure hain sweden be.
00:06:18Kyo mein kafi time se inke bare mein janta tha already.
00:06:21What do you mean by public figure?
00:06:23I created and built the Avicii brand.
00:06:25I don't know if you know Avicii but.
00:06:26Yeah of course.
00:06:27Avicii wow.
00:06:28Where is this photo from?
00:06:31I was a judge on Swedish Idol.
00:06:32I just finished the second and last season for me.
00:06:35Oh wow.
00:06:36You were a judge in Shakhtan?
00:06:37This is Dragon's Den in Sweden.
00:06:38I was a jury on an episode.
00:06:40Whoa!
00:06:41This must be the first time in the world a dragon's pitching to a shark.
00:06:44So I understand you.
00:06:45I can relate.
00:06:46I can relate.
00:06:47I can relate.
00:06:50So when did you guys meet?
00:06:51It was in 2024 May.
00:06:53The company was incorporated in October 2023.
00:06:58Can we get to what you do exactly?
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00:07:01So you can use SoundWords 3 places.
00:07:03One on the web.
00:07:04SoundWords.ai website.
00:07:06Number 2 on the App Store.
00:07:08And number 3 on the Google Play.
00:07:10So I am going to show you a demo on the website.
00:07:15So as you can see.
00:07:16This is our homepage.
00:07:17There are many AI tools available here.
00:07:20But just to make it fun.
00:07:21I will take a word from all of you.
00:07:23A word each.
00:07:24And then we will generate the lyrics in the real time.
00:07:26And I will play a song in front of you.
00:07:28How does that sound?
00:07:29All right.
00:07:30Let's do it.
00:07:31Let's do it.
00:07:32So what's your word?
00:07:33Han Zimmer.
00:07:34Okay.
00:07:35Your word?
00:07:36Excited or simple word, I think.
00:07:38Tendwa.
00:07:43Talab.
00:07:44Kashish.
00:07:45Kashish.
00:07:46Okay.
00:07:47So you can see.
00:07:48Lyrics generated.
00:07:49So Han Zimmer ki dhun mein dil hai jaaga.
00:07:51Tendwa ki chal se raat hai saja.
00:07:54Talab ki kinaare chamke hai sapne.
00:07:57Karshish ki lehre chhu rahi hai man ko.
00:08:00It made Talab look like a pond and not desire.
00:08:02Oh, my heart got excited.
00:08:04See, they messed it up.
00:08:05Talab is not pond.
00:08:07Because it's Talab hoti hai.
00:08:09Talab.
00:08:10Talab.
00:08:11Be quiet.
00:08:12Okay.
00:08:13We want to get to the song generation part.
00:08:14Yes.
00:08:15So I have already written a style of music.
00:08:17I have already written a style of music.
00:08:18I am going to make a Bollywood track.
00:08:19Nice.
00:08:20So everything together.
00:08:21Let's do it.
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00:09:17You're speeding up their work.
00:09:31No, I don't think that'll happen.
00:09:33I think benchmark will get up and the artists will evolve from it and they will use AI tools
00:09:38to create such music that we've been listening to.
00:09:42That's what will happen.
00:09:43This is outstanding.
00:09:44This is the biggest question in all of the music industry right now, in all the creative
00:09:48industries, if you're honest, right?
00:09:50You know how many pieces of content is uploaded onto YouTube every minute, 500 hours.
00:09:55All of those need some type of music.
00:09:58They can't afford to license, right?
00:09:59So this is a way also to manage that need and fulfill that need.
00:10:03So this is actually something that will help the industry grow, which is our conviction.
00:10:08I don't know how to produce music.
00:10:10I can be a producer.
00:10:11A Bhakwe musician wants that.
00:10:12That's our point.
00:10:13Correct.
00:10:14The answer is that there are two different workflows.
00:10:17One is that you have to write lyrics and you have to make a song.
00:10:20But there is a second workflow where you have to make a song.
00:10:23Now you have to edit it.
00:10:24You have to make it in your voice.
00:10:25You have to make it in your voice.
00:10:26You have to make some lyrics.
00:10:27That will also be done.
00:10:28That will also be done.
00:10:29Wow.
00:10:30You have to edit it.
00:10:31What's happening?
00:10:32Imagine the prompts we gave.
00:10:33They were so weird.
00:10:34I mean, it came out so well.
00:10:35Yeah, it was weird.
00:10:36And so my, actually my question got answered.
00:10:39I was wondering for people who don't understand music so well.
00:10:42And this is like.
00:10:43I'm a musician from tomorrow, bro.
00:10:45I'm a musician from tomorrow, bro.
00:10:46But Suno's daughter here, right?
00:10:48It's a very well-funded company.
00:10:50It's a very well-funded company.
00:10:51What did Dave raise?
00:10:52What did he raise about 100 million?
00:10:53Suno's amazing.
00:10:54We don't see them as a competitor because they're playing a very different game.
00:10:57They have a very binary outcome.
00:10:59Either they fail because they get stopped or they get heavily restricted.
00:11:03The way they're doing it now is never going to work.
00:11:05The biggest reason why I wanted to back this guy was that they had the right approach from the beginning.
00:11:10They're doing ethical sourcing.
00:11:12So they're licensing.
00:11:13It's the hard route, but it's the right route.
00:11:16So foundation model, you need a lot of data.
00:11:20So you can scrape that data from the internet.
00:11:24That's right.
00:11:25Or you can take a harder and slower route
00:11:27where you go to artists, labels, publishers.
00:11:32And you say, I'll give my data so that I can make my foundation model.
00:11:36And you did that.
00:11:37And we did that.
00:11:38And that's the consequence that we got a little back.
00:11:41Because we had a lot of license.
00:11:43But now we have a very high quality foundation.
00:11:45We finally made a very high quality foundation model.
00:11:47We finally made a lot of time.
00:11:48But now our quality soon has been matched.
00:11:51That's also the ethical route.
00:11:53What is the pricing?
00:11:54So we'll keep the first month in India only 1500.
00:11:58Oh.
00:11:59Okay.
00:12:00So you can make a lot of songs.
00:12:02You'll get royalty free usage per month.
00:12:04Second, we'll get 300 rupees.
00:12:06You'll get distribution license.
00:12:08Then you'll get 999 rupees.
00:12:09Then you'll get a lot of tokens.
00:12:10You'll get a lot of usage allowance.
00:12:11And then you'll get more licenses.
00:12:12But you'll get 300 rupees.
00:12:13I can do it for life?
00:12:14Per month.
00:12:15But I will never own the music.
00:12:16That I create?
00:12:17No.
00:12:18We have a full ownership license.
00:12:19That's for how much?
00:12:20Roughly 1500 rupees per song.
00:12:21Let me ask Ash this question.
00:12:22What is your vision for this company?
00:12:23So I think there's two possible rounds.
00:12:38One is that we've already seen it happen with Sunos.
00:12:41Their biggest reference is another company called UDO.
00:12:43They made a deal with UMG.
00:12:45And immediately, because they restricted it so heavily,
00:12:48a lot of their users just jumped over to Sunos.
00:12:51Instantly, almost on a day.
00:12:53We think that's going to happen to Suno as well.
00:12:55If there's a great option, which is Soundverse at the moment.
00:12:58To be honest, like this model that we released now is on par with Sunos last model.
00:13:03Not the one currently, but the one before that, which was, you know, a game changer for them.
00:13:06So we think there's a big growth coming up.
00:13:08Correct.
00:13:09Second route.
00:13:10The second one is that we find an exit much quicker,
00:13:13because this is something that every music player could buy.
00:13:18We've already been approached by different scenarios.
00:13:20We haven't found them interested.
00:13:21You mean music creators, not music players?
00:13:23No.
00:13:24It could be a label.
00:13:25It could be a music platform.
00:13:26It could be a social media platform.
00:13:27So when you say exit, they would acquire you?
00:13:29Yeah.
00:13:30Easy.
00:13:31Okay.
00:13:32What is our attraction right now?
00:13:33When we launched in January, 2024,
00:13:36until now, half a million people used it.
00:13:39And who are the main users?
00:13:40Yeah.
00:13:41Is it like professionals or consumers?
00:13:43If I have to give a binary answer, consumers.
00:13:45Yeah.
00:13:46And what is attraction of paid users?
00:13:48May say, we have roughly 1,70,000 monthly active users.
00:13:53And out of these 1,70,000, how many came in the same month?
00:13:57That means new users.
00:13:59That data I may not have right now.
00:14:01How many are paying?
00:14:03So we have 1,750 paying customers right now.
00:14:07And before, our product was free.
00:14:09Our distribution was free.
00:14:11When did you start charging?
00:14:13March, 2025.
00:14:15And when did you drop this new model?
00:14:17Three days.
00:14:18Oh my God.
00:14:19You are saying,
00:14:20bet on us based on a three-day-old model.
00:14:24Yes.
00:14:26There is no data.
00:14:27So it's your word that I have to take
00:14:30if I want to make an investment here.
00:14:32I will give you some more data.
00:14:33I will tell you the last 6 months of financials about that.
00:14:35In June, we did 5,500,000.
00:14:37In July, we did 8,500,000.
00:14:40In August, we did 9,500,000.
00:14:42In September, we did 11,000,000 per month.
00:14:45In October, we did 13,000,000.
00:14:48In November, we did 86,000,000.
00:14:51How did you get to that?
00:14:53So, our enterprise deal was done.
00:14:55There you go.
00:14:56That's lumpy revenue.
00:14:57What does enterprise deal mean?
00:14:59What do you mean?
00:15:00If someone wants to make another product,
00:15:02using our technology,
00:15:03we can license our APIs for that.
00:15:05So, we have a deal of $150,000,000 annual contract.
00:15:08Has the money come in?
00:15:09Yeah, the money has come in.
00:15:10What will you finish in December?
00:15:12We will close in $20,000,000 round.
00:15:15Are you making a monthly profit?
00:15:17I wouldn't say profit for now.
00:15:19Because we are not getting salaries.
00:15:21I am not getting it.
00:15:22How much monthly burn is your monthly burn?
00:15:24How much we earn, how much we earn.
00:15:26So, $15,000,000 is our burn.
00:15:28What is your vision?
00:15:29If you don't get acquired,
00:15:30and if you scale,
00:15:31how will the freemium to payment model go?
00:15:34Now, we believe that the conversion,
00:15:35which is our funnel,
00:15:36is going to improve for many years.
00:15:38We believe that in the next six months to one year,
00:15:41we will be sitting under $10,000,000,
00:15:44in the ARR run rate.
00:15:46And in the next three years,
00:15:48we can touch roughly 100 CR.
00:15:50I think what you're doing is very interesting.
00:15:55Maybe you've made a better technology,
00:15:57but betting on a three-day-old technology
00:16:00without any significant data,
00:16:02is going to be hard for me.
00:16:05For that reason, I'm out.
00:16:06Good luck.
00:16:09Look, the AI world,
00:16:11you have to find PMF every three months.
00:16:13I agree, yeah.
00:16:14Right, like this is not the SaaS world.
00:16:17Where you find PMF once,
00:16:19and then you just sell for a long period of time.
00:16:22And you are maybe three months away
00:16:24from mortality as a result.
00:16:26Right?
00:16:27And inflection also.
00:16:31I feel it is unclear right now, too,
00:16:34as to whether we will head down the path
00:16:37of inflection or mortality.
00:16:40It is just too early.
00:16:42Today I'm out, impressive,
00:16:44but not good enough yet to pass my bar.
00:16:49I'll wait.
00:16:50I mean, I want Soundverse to evolve more
00:16:52in next one year,
00:16:53and then maybe I can jump in.
00:16:55So right now, I'm out.
00:16:58I'm so surprised at what AI is doing,
00:17:00and thank you for teaching the viewers also
00:17:03that what AI is doing.
00:17:05As an investor, what I feel,
00:17:07consumers will make a music,
00:17:08make a music, make a music,
00:17:09make a music, make a music,
00:17:10and then they're bored.
00:17:12So as a consumer,
00:17:13I will use it for fun.
00:17:15I will not give money for it.
00:17:16I will give money for it.
00:17:17I will give money for it.
00:17:18I will give money for it.
00:17:19So as a professional,
00:17:21I would use you,
00:17:22but not as a consumer.
00:17:24For that reason,
00:17:25I'm out.
00:17:29I think Merele's three good things are,
00:17:31number one,
00:17:32India is obsessed with music.
00:17:34The second thing I like is the founder fit.
00:17:38Third thing that I like the most is the integrity part.
00:17:42You know, in this world of shortcuts,
00:17:44where everybody wants speed,
00:17:46to really take longer,
00:17:48get license from every artist.
00:17:52I don't know how many people will do that.
00:17:54So I'm going to give you an offer.
00:17:58Subject to technical and legal due diligence.
00:18:00My offer to you is 1.35 crore,
00:18:03but for 5% equity.
00:18:08Namita, thank you so much for the offer.
00:18:10Yes, sir.
00:18:11We love your energy.
00:18:12And without any counter offer,
00:18:19you would like to accept your deal.
00:18:20Oh wow, that's wonderful.
00:18:21Wonderful.
00:18:22Yeah.
00:18:25Love the integrity.
00:18:26Thank you, sir.
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00:21:06Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:21:36Because the future of cooking is bright.
00:22:06Another lesson?
00:22:08Yes.
00:22:09So I thought, why not even soak these grew up in the previous age of masala with a killer pinch on the bum?
00:22:18Achaak, my name is Hitesh Bhagya, I'm from Bombay and founder of Killer Spices.
00:22:24We create top quality, fresh chicken masala.
00:22:28Not only on the masala, there are all ingredients that are used in your dish.
00:22:33You can kill your mess of your kitchen and reduce your stress of your cooking.
00:22:40You just add water and ghee and marinate.
00:22:44And you are free.
00:22:46Chaps, today I am here to make a part of killer gang.
00:22:501 crore for 1% equity.
00:22:54Because you know what?
00:22:56The future of cooking is not just fried.
00:22:59It's killer.
00:23:01Nice.
00:23:02Let's eat first.
00:23:04Absolutely, sir.
00:23:08Welcome, Hitesh to Shark Tank.
00:23:10Thank you, sir.
00:23:11This is such a horror movie.
00:23:14What's behind this reason?
00:23:16Food is a very joy to create.
00:23:20I wanted to interact with our brand.
00:23:24The joyous feeling is starting to get started.
00:23:27We all maintain a tongue in cheek and a little bit.
00:23:31The joy is going to be running.
00:23:33It's different.
00:23:34It's a good name.
00:23:35A Afghan.
00:23:36A child.
00:23:37A child.
00:23:38A child.
00:23:39A child.
00:23:40Wow.
00:23:41Wow.
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00:23:43Wow.
00:23:44How has it filed?
00:23:45What's the purpose of eating?
00:23:46How?
00:23:47How do we do the food all these vegetables?
00:23:48A child.
00:23:49How do we do the food all these vegetables?
00:23:50How do we have a meat sauce?
00:23:51The goal is that we want to make a meat masala specialist company.
00:23:58If you do alew and paneer, our time of course will increase.
00:24:02The sale will increase.
00:24:03Why are you so anti-paneer and alew?
00:24:06I am not anti-any vegetarian.
00:24:08Can I add a paneer and alew photo to my sale?
00:24:11The answer is yes.
00:24:12But I think that if I go on long-term this road,
00:24:16I will create more valuable and then go on every road.
00:24:19There are many spices brands that sell their meat masala blends.
00:24:27I am sure there will also sell marinades.
00:24:30Every masala company has a chicken masala skew.
00:24:33Then there is a spice mix.
00:24:35The dehydrated vegetables we have put together, they are not in it.
00:24:40You are making yourself?
00:24:42We manufacture it, we market it.
00:24:44There is no preservatives, no part-of-chill colors, no additives.
00:24:48The shelf life is normal for 6 months.
00:24:51Normally, the shelf life is very long.
00:24:54How many?
00:24:55It is usually a year or a half.
00:24:57We have done shelf life for 9 months.
00:24:59We have done shelf life for 9 months.
00:25:01What is the reason that your half of the shelf life is normal?
00:25:04We have a lot of dehydrated ingredients.
00:25:07There is a lot of clarity that you don't use in your kitchen in your house.
00:25:12I will never use this masala package.
00:25:14The shelf life will never come.
00:25:15The shelf life will never come.
00:25:16The shelf life will never come.
00:25:17The product is the same.
00:25:18The product is the same.
00:25:19It is clear that it has to be the next best option for you to cook at home.
00:25:25Which age group is the most?
00:25:28Our customers are in the age range from 26 to 45 years.
00:25:34There is a cohort that is a fitness oriented cohort.
00:25:38The gym goes.
00:25:39The protein consumption is daily.
00:25:41Our cohort is a convenience cohort.
00:25:44We will use it in a week or two times.
00:25:47In a week in a week, we will have a meal or a half.
00:25:49We will take a three weeks and have a meal for 10-ielають.
00:25:51The food is only that.
00:25:52If you have a meal to cook at home, you will enjoy our meal going.
00:25:56The food is generally the food for 3 weeks.
00:25:58The food is also very expensive.
00:25:59I decided to be a meal to cook at home.
00:26:02The food is also very old.
00:26:04The food is so food.
00:26:05The food is used at home in 3 months.
00:26:07I have a meal to cook at home.
00:26:08It is also in the foodì‹ kicker.
00:26:10And one-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a?
00:26:12So the food is.
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