Shark Tank India 4: ‘Ritesh called me for an informal meeting,’ says 19-year-old healthcare app founder and OYO chief

Himanshu Rajpurohit, the 19-year-old founder of healthcare app Nexera.Health, recently spoke about his life after the fourth season of Shark Tank India. He said that ‘Shark’ and OYO Rooms founder Ritesh Agarwal approached him for an informal meeting and had a good time. Some time with him.

“To icing on the cake, Ritesh called me for an informal meeting and spent a significant amount of time with me. So what could be better than meeting and learning from a mentor,” the Nexera.Health founder told The Times of India. In an interview.

He said he would like to do a deal with the OYO founder because he brings wisdom and calm to the table and will work in that direction.

Rajpurohit also mentioned that Nexera saw a 10x increase in traffic after the episode aired. “We got 10 times the responses on our website after the episode, we have seen a strong jump from Shark Tank India and we are confident that we will achieve double our targeted revenue.”

He also talked about his experience on the show and said that everything, including the companies and names mentioned during the show, were presented after due diligence. The young founder also talked about his website.

“Talking about creating the website, we have scaled it in the last three months and this is how we updated our website and yes, they didn’t find it right but I’m still trying to understand what’s wrong with that.”

Moreover, he said that investors, or “sharks” as he calls them, are his mentors. When he was kicked out of meetings as a child, he would learn from Ritesh and present his works, according to Rajpurohit.

He also responded to CMO Aman Gupta’s remarks after his presentation. Gupta accused Rajpurohit of suffering from a “hangover from success which is reflected in your third act”. The young businessman said the situation could have been better if Gupta had spent more time understanding.

Himanshu Rajpurohit could not secure any deal on the show as his overconfidence angered investors. While Kunal Bahl was unsure about the app’s appeal to CFOs, Namita Thapar also declined to make any offers due to the lack of differentiation in the app.