“Zomato Deepinder Goyal, This isn’t just a complaint. It’s a pattern,” House Of Salat wrote on its official Instagram page, adding, “We did everything right, prepared, packed, and handed over the correct order. But when things went wrong in delivery, the blame came back to us. Ratings dropped. Trust took a hit.”

The Cuttack-based eatery demanded accountability from the delivery platform, claiming, “We had no way to explain. No way to fix it. No way to defend our work. Small businesses like ours don’t just lose stars, we lose visibility, orders, and real revenue. If delivery is controlled by you, accountability should be too.”

It continued, “We’re not asking for favors. Just fairness, transparency, and a system that doesn’t punish the wrong people. It’s time to fix this, Zomato.”

In a note shared along with the post, the restaurant further explained, “We have no access to the customer to explain or fix the issue. No way to defend ourselves. No system that separates restaurant errors from delivery failures. Just a one-sided process where small businesses absorb all the damage while your logistics go unchecked.”

The establishment’s management alleged, “How is this fair? Why is there no accountability for delivery partners? Why are restaurants penalized after the order leaves our kitchen? You control the delivery, yet we carry the consequences.”

The note further focused on the consequences of ratings for a restaurant. “This is not a minor issue. Ratings directly impact visibility, orders, and survival. Every unfair complaint costs us real business. And when this keeps happening, it sends a clear message: restaurants are replaceable, but your system is untouchable. That mindset is the problem.”

“You cannot build a platform on the backs of small businesses and then ignore them when things go wrong. We are not asking for favors. We are asking for basic fairness, transparency, and the ability to resolve genuine issues,” it continued.

It added, “Fix the system. Create accountability. Allow direct communication. Stop penalizing restaurants for delivery failures. Until then, every complaint like this is not just a mistake. It is a failure of your platform.”

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Shark Tank India is set to make a grand return with Season 3 this winter, building on the massive success of its first two seasons. While an official premiere date hasn’t been announced yet, industry insiders suggest it will air between December 2025 and January 2026.

Based on the globally acclaimed American format, the show brings together India’s most influential entrepreneurs who listen to pitches from budding business owners and decide whether to invest their own money in return for equity.

And this time, the sharks’ tank is deeper — not just in talent, but in sheer net worth. With two new sharks joining the fray, here’s an updated look at the net worth of all 8 judges in 2025.

Meet the Sharks of Season 3: Net Worth Breakdown

1. Ritesh Agarwal – ₹16,000 Crore

The youngest and one of the wealthiest sharks, Ritesh Agarwal (29), is the founder and CEO of OYO Rooms. With a whopping net worth of ₹16,000 crore, he brings a decade of global entrepreneurial experience to the panel.

Agarwal launched his first startup at age 17 and rebranded it as OYO in 2013. He became a Thiel Fellow and was among India’s earliest self-made billionaires. As per reports, OYO is currently valued at over ₹330 crore.

2. Amit Jain – ₹3,000 Crore

Replacing Ashneer Grover in Season 2, Amit Jain, CEO and co-founder of CarDekho, has firmly established himself as a credible shark. His net worth stands at ₹3,000 crore, according to Times Now.

Jain built CarDekho from scratch with his brother Anurag after graduating from IIT Delhi. The company has since grown into a unicorn, previously valued at $1.2 billion (₹10,000 crore).

3. Deepinder Goyal – ₹2,030 Crore

Making his debut on television, Deepinder Goyal, co-founder and CEO of Zomato, is joining the Shark Tank panel this season. As per DNA India, his current net worth is ₹2,030 crore.

A graduate of IIT Delhi, Goyal launched Foodiebay in 2008, which evolved into the Zomato we know today. Notably, in 2022, he donated ₹700 crore worth of ESOPs to the Zomato Foundation, setting an example in philanthropic entrepreneurship.

4. Aman Gupta – ₹700 Crore

Known for his energy, humor, and marketing genius, Aman Gupta, co-founder and CMO of boAt, has a net worth of ₹700 crore. He has been a fan favorite since Season 1.

Gupta, a Chartered Accountant and former KPMG employee, built boAt into a lifestyle brand. In just two years after launch, the company crossed ₹100 crore in revenue — and now dominates India’s audio wearables market.

5. Peyush Bansal – ₹600 Crore

Peyush Bansal, CEO and co-founder of Lenskart, has a net worth of ₹600 crore (India Today). With degrees from McGill University and IIM Bangalore, Bansal left a job at Microsoft to pursue his entrepreneurial dreams.

His previous ventures failed, but with Lenskart — launched in 2010 — he built one of India’s most successful D2C eyewear brands.

6. Namita Thapar – ₹600 Crore

An established leader in pharma, Namita Thapar, Executive Director of Emcure Pharmaceuticals, has a reported net worth of ₹600 crore.

With an MBA from Duke University and a CA qualification, Thapar held leadership roles in the US before joining her family business. On the show, she brings valuable insight into healthcare, finance, and operations.

7. Vineeta Singh – ₹300 Crore

The face behind SUGAR Cosmetics, Vineeta Singh has a net worth of ₹300 crore. She holds degrees from IIT Madras and IIM Ahmedabad and previously co-founded FAB BAG.

Vineeta’s D2C beauty brand has become a millennial favorite, disrupting the traditional cosmetics market in India. Her journey is an inspiration for women entrepreneurs across the country.

8. Anupam Mittal – ₹185 Crore

Last but not least, Anupam Mittal, the founder of Shaadi.com, has a net worth of ₹185 crore, as per Livemint. A veteran in India’s internet economy, he holds an MBA from Boston University.

Mittal is not just a matchmaker — he’s an early-stage investor who placed bets on Ola Cabs, BigBasket, and many others. His strategic mindset and startup foresight make him a vital shark on the panel.

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