Shark Tank India fame Prathamesh Sinha meets govt officials to promote Make in India, Jugaadu Kamlesh congratulates
Prathamesh Sinha, a Pune-based kid who gave an impressive presentation of a product Annie, the world’s first Braille self-learning device developed by Thinker Bell Labs on the show.
Updated : April 27, 2022 06:39 PM ISTPrathamesh Sinha, a Pune-based kid who gave an impressive presentation of a product Annie, the world’s first Braille self-learning device developed by Thinker Bell Labs on the show.
Do you remember a 10-year-old smart kid from the reality show Shark Tank India who won the hearts of the sharks with his impeccable intelligence and answers? Yes, we are talking about Prathamesh Sinha, a Pune-based kid who gave an impressive presentation of a product Annie, the world’s first Braille self-learning device developed by Thinker Bell Labs on the show.
The kiddo has now taken the product a notch higher as he recently represented it at the national platform with the government initiative, Make In India. He took to Instagram and shared a series of pictures wherein he posed with officials of the Ministry of Textiles in Delhi’s Udyog Bhawan as a brand ambassador of the company. In the caption, he wrote, “ A well-spent day at Udyog Bhawan Delhi Thank you”
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In one of the pictures, he can be seen dressed in a striped shirt and blazer and standing along with senior officials of the ministry. He captioned the picture as,” meeting with IAS at Ministry Secretary DPIIT, Mr. Anurag Jain.” As soon as his post surfaced online, one of the Shark Tank contestants Kamlesh Ghumare, dubbed 'Jugaadu' Kamlesh' commented, “congratulations chote bhai, sic.”
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For the unversed, Kamlesh is a young entrepreneur who pitched a functional pesticide spraying machine that he built from scratch with the bare minimum resources available to him. He got funding from Lenkart.com cofounder Peyush Bansal on the show.
Coming to Prathamesh, the blind kid was accompanied by the company co-founders on the platform to raise funds for their product. He grabbed attention on the show for his remarkable explanation of the usage and the learning method of the product. He took sharks by surprise when he said “I’ll manage” and smartly answered that he is the brand ambassador when asked if he has a share holding in Annie.
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