Shark Tank India 2 fame Anupam Mittal sweats out at gym, netizens call him 'Indian Robert Downey Jr'

Shaadi.com co-founder Anupam Mittal became a household name after he judged the first season of the business reality show, Shark Tank India. Since then the businessman enjoys a massive fan following on social media. In every social media post, his fans share their reactions. In his latest post, fans have begun comparing him to Hollywood superstar Robert Downey Jr and his fictional character of Tony Stark in Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Recently, Anupam offered a glimpse into his strenuous workout regime wherein he could be seen sweating out at the gym. Sharing the video, he wrote, “Consistency & perseverance … the two least appreciated words but perhaps the most powerful, for fitness as well success in life, whatever your definition of success might be.” Further, he also thanked his fitness trainer, adding, “Thanks @coachamitdahiya for the work we’ve put in together over the last year, despite my injuries.”

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As soon as his post surfaced, his fans spammed the comment section with their reactions. One user found his stark resemblance with the Hollywood star and wrote, “Our indian Robert downey jr” Another commented, “He looks more like TONY STARK”. “Tony stark lag rahe ho app to” reacted a fan. Another added, “I came here to say you look like Tony stark. Only to realise 88 people already said it.” A few even played with Anupam’s surname, and commented, “Rubert Mittal Jr”.

Meanwhile, Anupam has returned as a judge in the second season of Shark Tank India. Even other judges Peyush Bansal, Namita Thapar, Aman Gupta, and Vineeta Singh have reprised their role on the show. However, Ashneer Grover has been replaced by Cardekho co-founder Amit Jain on the show. In the upcoming episode, Anupam will be seen locking horns with Amit Jain. He hits back at the Cardekho co-founder for attacking his potential, saying that one who is not famous has to shout aloud about their accomplishments.