Shark Tank India 3 continues to captivate audiences with its blend of innovative business ideas and heartfelt personal anecdotes. In a recent episode, shark Vineeta Singh made a poignant revelation about her premature birth, while fellow judge Radhika Gupta shared insights into her lifelong neck issue, adding depth to the show’s dynamics.
During the episode, entrepreneurs Manoj Sanker and Pratyusha Pareddy presented their groundbreaking healthcare device, Nemo Care, designed to predict illness in newborn babies. Moved by the pitch, Vineeta Singh disclosed her own experience of being born premature, underscoring the significance of innovations like Nemo Care in improving neonatal healthcare. She shared, “The example of the baby you gave in the incubator, I was also born 7 weeks premature and weighed 1.2 kgs. I spent two weeks in an incubator. I remember my mom’s biggest regret was that she could not see me for 3 days.”
Adding to the emotional resonance of the episode, Radhika Gupta opened up about her neck issue stemming from her time in an incubator as an overweight newborn in Pakistan. Reflecting on her experience, Radhika remarked, “The issue with my neck stems from that time. The problem with incubators is parents can’t see their babies. It takes a toll on a kid’s life.” She elaborated that her incorrect positioning in the incubator contributed to her lifelong neck problem.
Shark Tank India 3, which premiered on Jan 22, 2024, continues to provide a platform for budding entrepreneurs to pitch their ideas to seasoned investors. With a panel comprising both seasoned veterans and fresh faces, including Azhar Iqubal, Ronnie Screwvala, Deepinder Goyal, Varun Dua, and Ritesh Agarwal, alongside longstanding judges like Vineeta Singh and Radhika Gupta, the show remains a beacon for innovative business ventures and heartfelt personal stories.