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Shark Tank India: Namita Thapar thanks trolls for making her more thick skinned

Shark Tank India Season 3: Talking about online trolls, Namita Thapar said, “It has helped me become even more thick-skinned.

Updated on: Mar 14, 2024, 23:04:56 IST
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Shark Tank India Season 3: Namita Thapar, Executive Director of India Business at Emcure Pharmaceuticals, shared how she deals with online trolls and what she thinks about Shark Tank India in a recent Ask Me Anything (AMA) session on Reddit.

Shark Tank India Season 3: Entrepreneur Anupam Mittal appears as a ‘shark’ on Shark Tank India.
Shark Tank India Season 3: Entrepreneur Anupam Mittal appears as a ‘shark’ on Shark Tank India.

Namita Thapar on Anupam Mittal

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Namita Thapar on her business

When a user asked, “You didn’t build your own business, so how do you give advice to others building their OWN business?", she replied, “Scaling a family business requires an entrepreneurial mindset too."

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Namita Thapar on online trolls

Talking about online trolls, she said, “It has helped me become even more thick-skinned. I thank them for that. I have fun with my memes. Best way to live life!"

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Namita Thapar on her investment approach

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