‘Rules don’t always get implemented’: Srikanth Bolla challenges XL Cinema founders on scalability in Shark Tank India 4

Two founders are the launch of the cinema access, XL cinema, shark tank India’s four finals. Their company provides descriptive audio for movies and web series, aims to make more accessible to people with visual impairment.

The episode was represented by a scoundrel’s bollay as a guest shark with Jet Adani. The founders shared that their technology was used for biopic SRIKANN, adding reliability to their company. They were looking for 1.5 Rs Rs 1.5% equity, assessing their company at Rs 100 Crore, which immediately raised eyebrows in the shark, taking into account 65 lakhs.

Explaining their model, the founders say they charge production houses for each project Rs 4 Lakh for 30 hours, significantly faster than one week of industry standard. They attributed this effectiveness on the flow of flow flow into AI. While Anupam Mittal estimated the process, he felt that the assessment was unrealistic and followed. Aman Gupta and Nama Tapari followed the lawsuit, and Aman predicted that the cheaper competitors soon had a flair market, and Namita, which will consider 4 lari in one project.

Srikanth bolla was the hardest critic. He questioned them to scale, prompting the founders to highlight the government’s mandate, which demands all the theatrical issues, until March 2026 descriptive.

“No one is carrying out the plastic ban,” the scoundrel countered. “There is a big difference that is a rule and is implemented.” The founders claimed that the CBFC would fulfill compliance, but the srikanth remained unconvinced, noting that regulations could change with governments.

“I don’t need a visual description. I can calculate your height based on your voice. But mine can solve a moment.

Despite the goal-reception, the playing field turned around when Jina Adan came out of the show. He offered Rs 1 Crore with two tranches, giving the grounds a very necessary stimulus after the tank’s hard grill.