 Shark Tank India, the latest reality TV show has got the audience hooked. It has started conversations around the startup culture and entrepreneurship in India. The founders of new ventures come to the show, pitch their ideas and ask for investment. Let's have a look at the pictures that have managed to grab some big deals on the show. 1. Skippy Ice Pops Skippy Ice Pops is India's first ice popsicle brand. It was also the first brand that received an all-shark deal on the show. Which is 1 crore rupees for 15% equity. The brand claims that its products are made of 100% natural flavours, colours, preservatives and sweeteners. The Hyderabad-based startup is founded by Ravi Cabra and Anuja Cabra. Skippy Ice Pops are currently available in over 660 outlets in Hyderabad alone and 2200 outlets across India. It is priced at 240 rupees for paper box of 12 pops and 666 rupees for a box of 36 pops. 2. Hammer Hammer was founded in 2019 by Rohit Nandwani. The company makes high-quality audio gadgets, fitness bands and electric toothbrushes and is known for selling these gadgets at an affordable price. It is already listed on Flipkart. The startup received funding from Shah Kaman Gupta, founder of Boat of 1 crore rupees for 40% equity. 3. EAS Vidyalay EAS Vidyalay is an educational startup founded by the couple, Vikas and Leena Kakavini. It stands for the anytime-anywhere school and aims to take the school to those children who are unable to attend school. Sharks Piyush Bansal, Namita Thapar and Ashneya Grover invested i 1.5 crore rupees for 15% equity in the startup and this is by far the highest deal on the show. 4. Getaway Getaway is a healthy ice cream brand founded by siblings Josh Shah and Pashmi Shah Agrawal, with their mother Jimmy Shah. Sharks Ashneya Grover, Aman Gupta and Vinita Singh invested 1 crore rupees for 15% equity in their startup that provides a wide range of guilt-free dessert options. Their products are currently available in Mumbai, Pune, Delhi NCR, Bangalore, Surat, Hyderabad and Chennai. 5. Peashoot The startup is committed to improving toilet hygiene in India and manufactures affordable unisex disposable urine bags. It's founder Siddhant Tawarawala hails from Jhalna, Maharashtra and impressed Shah Kaman Mithil and he invested 75 lakh rupees per 6% equity.