Anupam Mittal Shark Tank

Anupam Mittal, the founder and CEO of Shaadi.com, recently opened up about his remarkable journey, marked by incredible highs, devastating lows and an eventual return to success.

Though Mr Mittal didn't name names, some speculated his comment targeted fellow Shark Tank India judge Namita Thapar.

"You feel helpless, especially if you are a problem solver by nature. You feel irrelevant, you feel like a complete failure, you feel useless," the Shaadi.com founder added.

Shaadi.com founder and CEO Anupam Mittal recently took to LinkedIn to highlight how hiring the wrong leaders can bring down the company despite having a passionate team and a revolutionary product or service.

Mr Mittal said that entrepreneurs have many "fancy recruitment tools" along with "psychometric evaluations, and interview techniques" that assure a perfect candidate. However, only some of them are effective.

Shark Tank's Anupam Mittal, whose Shaadi.com app was removed by Google, took to X on Monday to raise concerns about the tech giant's treatment of Indian app developers.

Shaadi.com CEO Anupam Mittal said, "Bro is playing reverse Uno with self."

Discussing the reason, Mr Mittal highlighted Mr Musk's vast business empire. He said, "A lot of people believe they can do what he's doing- run 10 companies at the same time. And we know it's very hard."

Mr Mittal recalled starting as an entrepreneur and going from living in a small Mumbai house with 20 people to becoming a multimillionaire in his 20s

The Shark Tank India judge shared that two flights faced significant delays.

Several findings show many of Starbucks' drinks have more sugar than a can of Coca-Cola.

Some people suggested that the Shark Tank India judge watches the movie using Torrent.

Internet users were left amused with his witty tweet, while others praised his marketing skills.

Anupam Mittal took to X and invited ousted OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to build foundational artificial intelligence (AI) models for India.

She questioned the impact of such long working hours on family time and mental health.

Anupam Mittal, the founder and CEO of Shaadi.com, recently opened up about his remarkable journey, marked by incredible highs, devastating lows and an eventual return to success.

Though Mr Mittal didn't name names, some speculated his comment targeted fellow Shark Tank India judge Namita Thapar.

"You feel helpless, especially if you are a problem solver by nature. You feel irrelevant, you feel like a complete failure, you feel useless," the Shaadi.com founder added.

Shaadi.com founder and CEO Anupam Mittal recently took to LinkedIn to highlight how hiring the wrong leaders can bring down the company despite having a passionate team and a revolutionary product or service.

Mr Mittal said that entrepreneurs have many "fancy recruitment tools" along with "psychometric evaluations, and interview techniques" that assure a perfect candidate. However, only some of them are effective.

Shark Tank's Anupam Mittal, whose Shaadi.com app was removed by Google, took to X on Monday to raise concerns about the tech giant's treatment of Indian app developers.

Shaadi.com CEO Anupam Mittal said, "Bro is playing reverse Uno with self."

Discussing the reason, Mr Mittal highlighted Mr Musk's vast business empire. He said, "A lot of people believe they can do what he's doing- run 10 companies at the same time. And we know it's very hard."

Mr Mittal recalled starting as an entrepreneur and going from living in a small Mumbai house with 20 people to becoming a multimillionaire in his 20s

The Shark Tank India judge shared that two flights faced significant delays.

Several findings show many of Starbucks' drinks have more sugar than a can of Coca-Cola.

Some people suggested that the Shark Tank India judge watches the movie using Torrent.

Internet users were left amused with his witty tweet, while others praised his marketing skills.

Anupam Mittal took to X and invited ousted OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to build foundational artificial intelligence (AI) models for India.

She questioned the impact of such long working hours on family time and mental health.