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Shark Tank Nepal has quickly captured the imagination of entrepreneurs, investors, and everyday viewers alike. From its first season underway, this show is not just only entertaining but also revolutionizing how the Nepali public sees startups, business, and innovation. In just a few episodes, we’ve already witnessed game-changing pitches, record-breaking valuations, and inspiring stories from across the country.
Shark Tank Nepal biggest moments so far
Here’s a look at five of the biggest moments so far that have made this show one of Nepal’s most exciting recent ventures in the business and entertainment space.
Record-Breaking ₹250 Crore Valuation Shakes the Tank
In Episode 7, a startup entered the tank with an eye-popping ₹250 crore valuation—the highest pitch in the history of Shark Tank Nepal to date. The entrepreneurs confidently laid out their business model, long-term vision, and monetization strategy. Although high valuations can often intimidate or alienate investors, this pitch stood out for the ambition and confidence it reflected.
What’s more important than the deal itself is what this moment represents: Nepali entrepreneurs are thinking big. No longer confined by local expectations, startups are aiming for regional, even global, impact. This moment marked a turning point in how high-scale innovation is perceived in Nepal.
You can watch the pitch HERE.
Bihe Nepal’s All-Shark Deal Steals the Spotlight
Perhaps the most heartwarming and inspiring moment came when Shreya and Shraddha Katuwal, founders of Bihe Nepal, pitched their unique dating and matrimonial app. They offered just ₹1,000 for 1% equity, focusing more on the value of mentorship than funding.
What followed was rare, a unanimous yes from all five Sharks, resulting in an all-Shark deal. This pitch stood out not just for the product, but for the founders’ clarity, emotional intelligence, and deep understanding of their target market.
Bihe Nepal is more than just a dating app; it’s a cultural innovation aimed at bridging generational gaps in matchmaking. The deal reflects a growing acceptance of tech-driven solutions to traditional social systems.
Bold Pitches Without Deals Still Win Hearts
Not every pitch ends in a handshake, and that’s okay. Some entrepreneurs like Kumod Begwani entered the tank with solid ideas but walked away without a deal. However, the exposure, feedback, and visibility gained from pitching on Shark Tank Nepal have already proven valuable.
These stories are a reminder that elaborates rejection is not the end. It’s part of the journey. Many global success stories started with rejection, and in Nepal too, we are beginning to value the process over the outcome. These moments help normalize failure and encourage entrepreneurs to try again, with better versions of their ideas.
Episode 8 Highlights Nepal’s Startup Momentum
By Episode 8, the show had found its rhythm. New entrepreneurs walked into the tank with refined products, sharp pitches, and ambitious dreams. From social impact startups to AI-driven platforms, the episode proved that Nepal’s startup scene is no longer in its infancy.
This episode emphasized the role of Shark Tank as a launchpad not just a funding stage. Even those who didn’t secure deals walked away with publicity, followers, and sometimes offline investments.
Why these moment matters?
- Nepal is shifting from donor dependency to venture capital culture.
- Young innovators are being taken seriously, even by seasoned business tycoons.
- Mainstream media is finally supporting local entrepreneurship stories.
The show’s influence goes far beyond the studio. Local communities are tuning in, students are discussing pitches in classrooms, and businesses are learning how to structure their own value propositions more effectively.
Final Thoughts
More than any reality show, Shark Tank Nepal represents a growing movement of innovation and ambition of upcoming generations. It represents a new era in Nepal’s economic and creative awakening. With bold founders, visionary investors, and a national audience cheering from the sidelines, the future looks promising.
Stay tuned for more episodes and more reasons to believe in Nepal’s next generation of changemakers.
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Swostika Shrestha, a Computer Engineering graduate from Pokhara University, has gone on a pretty interesting journey, from Web Development to Digital Marketing. Equipped with a sound technical background, Swostika is currently working on her digital marketing skills by joining the Tech Blogger Association of Nepal. The technical know-how coupled with her passion for creating content has kept her ahead in this new field. She occupied herself with writing engaging and informative content, proving one’s adaptability of learning in conventional ways. Swostika’s journey shows how embracing new challenges is worth it and how different skills could be put to work to make a career thrive in a fast-changing digital landscape.