Shark Tank India Season 4: Start Date, Time, List Of Judges And Live Streaming Details

Business reality show Shark Tank India is set to return with its new season. Based on the popular concept of the eponymous American show, the Indian version also features emerging entrepreneurs pitching their business ideas to a panel of judges. The judges, also known as the Sharks, decide whether they want to invest in the business and negotiate a deal. The Sharks may even refuse to give a deal if they don't see potential in the business idea.

Shark Tank India Season 4 will see two new judges join the existing panel. Kunal Bahl, co-founder of Snapdeal and Titan Capital, and Viraj Bahl, founder and managing director of Veeba /VRB Consumer Products will be seen on the show. Aashish Solanki and Sahiba Bali are hosts for the new season.

Shark Tank India Season 4 will be streamed from January 6, 2025, Monday-Friday 8 p.m.

The fourth season of the business reality show will stream live on Sony Liv App and website.

As per various media reports, the business reality show will have a panel of 10 sharks to review the contestants. The panel comprises:

• Aman Gupta: Co-founder and CMO, BoAT

• Anupam Mittal: CEO and Founder, People Group

• Vineeta Singh: Co-founder and CEO, Sugar Cosmetics

• Namita Thapar: Executive Director, Emcure Pharmaceuticals

• Ritesh Agarwal: Founder and Group CEO, OYO Rooms

• Peyush Bansal: CEO and Co-founder, Lenskart

• Azhar Iqubal: CEO and Co-founder, Inshorts

• Varun Dua: Founder, ACKO

• Kunal Bahl: Co-founder, Snapdeal and Titan Capital

• Viraj Bahl: Founder and Managing Director, Veeba /VRB Consumer Products

Also Read: Here's All You Need To Know About The 10 Judges Of Shark Tank India Season 4

Shark Tank India Season 4 has already had its share of controversies. Zomato co-founder Deepinder Goyal stunned everyone with his claims about being dropped from the show. Goyal, who was part of the show in the previous season, claimed he was dropped from the judges' panel due to the title sponsor Swiggy, which is a rival of his company, Zomato.

However, the makers denied the claims and cited other issues for Goyal. Responding to a question on Goyal, Danish Khan, business head, Sony LIV and StudioNext, told India Today, "Everything that comes in newspapers is not always true. We would love to have him (Deepinder) at some point. One needs to understand that we have around 50 episodes, and there are permutations regarding the sharks' availability."