‘That’s not how it works’: Ahead of Shark Tank India 4 appearance, Gaurav Taneja addresses ‘Rs 1 crore per hour’ reports

YouTuber Gaurav Taneja, known for his family vlog channel Flying Beast, will appear on the latest season of Shark Tank India. In a YouTube vlog, Taneja addressed media reports suggesting that he earns around 1 crore per hour, Beast Life through its whey protein business.

He said that even before his season aired, people already started thinking that he was making so much money.

“People have started thinking I’m making Rs 1 million an hour, but that’s not the case. It’s just income, it’s not money in the bank or in my pocket,” YouTube said.

He further said that since Beast Life is a startup, whatever he and his CEO earn is put back into the business. “Don’t believe everything you see on YouTube business channels. how the internet works.

He also addressed claims that he went on the show for the marketing, not the money. “I wanted both the marketing and the money. You can’t run a business without them. We didn’t.” want marketing. We had. The biggest companies in the world want marketing.”

He further admitted that he had some “knock-jock” with some of the show’s contributors while adding that there will be plenty of “masala” for his fans in the episode.

He also said that while he had no intention of going on Shark Tank, his wife Ritu Rathi also said there was too much at stake if he took Beast Life to the show.Taneja also mentioned how his CEO feel that going on a reality show will backfire if investors don’t like their product.

He also recalled Pathik Patel’s performance in Fit & Flex season 3 where Deepinder Goyal and Anupam Mittal accused him of “misleading” customers.Patel later accused Sony TV of editing out key segments of the pitch and ignores the data he later sent them to back up his claims.

Patel also said that he never claimed that his product was healthy, while adding that Namitha Thapar’s disclaimer to Anupam Mittal was edited out. Despite this, Gaurav Taneja decided to enter the show when one of his investors advised him.