Shark Tank India’s Ashneer Grover On Wife Wearing Clothes Designed By Entrepreneur He Rejected: She has Mind Of Her Own, She Doesn’t Listen To Me
Ashneer Grover finally breaks his silence on his wife wearing clothes designed by entrepreneur he rejected on Shark Tank India
Shark Tank India’s judges have been making headlines for multiple reasons. Amongst them, BharatPe founder Ashneer Grover has been the talk of the town for quite some time now. He recently grabbed headlines after he was trolled by netizens and was called 'dogla' after his wife wore clothes designed by an entrepreneur he rejected. Now, in a recent interview, Ashneer has finally broken his silence on the same and stated that his wife has a mind of her own.
While speaking to Rohan Joshi, Ashneer Grover explained that the entrepreneur had left behind clothes for Sharks and spouses, and the dress was for his wife. She wore it during her appearance on the Kapil Sharma Show. He also mentioned that his wife takes her own decisions.
He was quoted as saying, “So I told her that I would make a mop out of it, because it was so bad. So many of the entrepeneurs leave behind clothes for the sharks to try, and she left one for my wife—and I don’t know what my wife liked, she wore it to The Kapil Sharma Show, and a behind-the-scenes photo went viral, and the girl said that I had attacked her designs, but my wife was wearing them. Clearly my wife has a mind of her own, and she doesn’t listen to me.”
For the unversed, on the business reality show, Ashneer Grover had rejected the fashion proposal of the entrepreneur saying it was "very bad and that he does not think that anyone will wear it." He also slammed the entrepreneur suggesting that he should shut his fashion business down as he is just wasting his time. ALSO READ: Shark Tank India's Ashneer Grover TROLLED After He Calls Badshah His Favourite Singer; A Fan Says, ‘You Both Better Compose Song Ye Sab Doglapan Hai’
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