Shark Tank India Judges Make Special Appearance on Indian Idol Republic Day Episode
The popular judges from Shark Tank India are set to make a memorable appearance on the latest season of Indian Idol. Aman Gupta, Anupam Mittal, Namita Thapar, and other sharks have been spotted on the sets of the iconic singing reality show, generating excitement among fans of both programs.
Behind-the-Scenes Glimpses and Humorous Moments
The sharks have been actively sharing pictures and videos from their time on the Indian Idol sets, expressing their gratitude for the opportunity. In the shared content, fans can see the regular Indian Idol judges and host Aditya Narayan alongside music industry stalwarts Shaan, Badshah, and Vishal Dadlani.
Aman Gupta particularly caught attention with a hilarious video accompanied by a witty caption that read: "Thank God we don't judge Indian Idol... warna 'Aap Mumbai se jaa sakte hain' bolke hume nikal dete. Yahaan pitch nahi, sur milte hain. Sharks at Indian Idol on 26 Jan Republic Day Special Episode." This playful reference to the sharks' famous investment rejection phrases created quite a buzz among viewers.
Republic Day Special Episode Details
The Shark Tank India judges are scheduled to appear specifically on the Republic Day special episode of Indian Idol, adding patriotic fervor to the entertainment spectacle. This crossover event promises to bring together two of India's most-watched reality shows in a unique celebration of talent and entrepreneurship.
Namita Thapar Opens Up About Mental Health Struggles
Beyond the entertainment aspect, Namita Thapar used the platform to share personal insights about her mental health journey. She revealed: "I've struggled with anxiety and self-esteem issues myself. But I can say this with personal experience that eventually, things do get better. Tanishk, when everything in life is weighing on you, immerse yourself in your passion. Hold on to what you love; it will get you through."
Her heartfelt advice to contestants facing pressure resonated deeply with audiences who appreciate seeing successful professionals discuss mental health openly.
Dealing with Online Criticism and Personal Growth
In a separate YouTube conversation with fellow entrepreneur Vineeta Singh, Namita Thapar further elaborated on her experiences with negative feedback. She shared candidly: "I was always strong, but I did care about external validation. I cared about being liked and my social image. As women, we do care about these things. I don't wanna lie, but I did care about what people thought of me. I wanted to be popular, and I wanted people to think well of me. I wanted them to think of me as a good girl."
She continued with an important revelation about her personal transformation: "I wanted all the labels, and I cared so much about them. However, Shark Tank did that to me. I was trolled so much that I went to the other extreme. I was like, I don't give a damn. It is so fabulous to delete all the toxic people from your life. It doesn't affect me anymore."
This honest discussion about overcoming the need for external approval and dealing with online trolling provides valuable insights into the personal growth journeys of public figures.
The crossover between Shark Tank India and Indian Idol represents more than just entertainment—it showcases how successful professionals balance public visibility with personal challenges while inspiring others through their authentic stories.
