Shark Tank's Ashneer Grover owns a Rs 10 crore table? His response is now viral
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Shark Tank judges Anupam Mittal, Aman Gupta and Ashneer Grover shared a light moment with a meme about Grover's 'inexpensive' dining table.
It was a mini Shark Tank reunion when Boat founder Aman Gupta and Shaadi.com founder Anupam Mittal went for dinner at Ashneer Grover’s Delhi home. The trio enjoyed a light moment and made their own meme while speculating at Ashneer Grover’s “Rs 10 crore dining table”.
For those who are unaware, Ashneer Grover was a co-founder of BharatPe. However, he unfortunately had to resign from his post after he addressed a scathing resignation letter to the board. He alleged in his letter that he was being targeted by a few individuals, and was "vilified and treated in the most disgraceful manner."
Amid all these, Grover was accused of splurging on many luxurious items, among which a dining table worth Rs 10 crore was listed.
After Anupam Mittal and Aman Gupta visited his home, the trio made a meme about the speculated dining table and even used one of Grover’s popular lines from Shark Tank. Ashneer Grover shared the meme on his Instagram.
Take a look:
Grover had even shared a picture of the dining table saying that he didn’t hold the Guinness World record for the most expensive table.
“Is it a space rocket? Is it a time machine? No, it’s a 10cr dining table !! Haha ! I don’t hold the Guinness World Record for most expensive table ever. Nor do I intend to. Press - don’t fall for BharatPe Board (undisclosed sources) lies - you’ll lose your credibility like them,” he wrote in the caption.
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