Actor Suneil Shetty shared those two startups he backs—Aquatein and Regrip—are doing well. He also praised the young entrepreneurs—Tushar, Ananth, and Mitisha—for their accomplishments in making them successful.
He might not be doing many films these days but the Dhadkan actor is now frequently seen on TV as an esteemed judge of dance reality show Dance Deewane 4 alongside Dhak Dhak girl Madhuri Dixit.
Interestingly, Shetty is also a very sound businessman. He has invested in many potentially profitable ventures. He recently took to LinkedIn to write a post on two startups that are backed by him. Actor Suneil Shetty shared that two startups he backs—Aquatein and Regrip—are doing well. He also praised the young entrepreneurs—Tushar, Ananth, and Mitisha—for their accomplishments in making them successful.
He informed his followers that both of them are doing seemingly well for themselves and that he’s proud of both companies as they are affordable and environment friendly! He also praised the young entrepreneurs of Aquatein and Regrip. He wrote, “They’re solving for both – affordability and the environment in a single mission. Both young, wild & free.
When I think back to the time I first got involved with both these startups, there was one common factor – both saw some problems they wanted to solve in a way that would be unique to them”. Sharing about his startup Aquatein, Shetty said it aims to improve protein deficiency in the average Indian diet through a unique solution.
The actor shared that the human body needs 1gm of protein for 1kg of body weight, and therefore, an average Indian should consume at least 75-80gm of protein per day.
He then shared the protein content in an average diet and said 1 whole egg offers about 6gm, 50gm of sprouts offer about 5gm, 150gm of paneer offer about 25gm of protein, and a whole scoop of protein powder will give you about 25gm of protein. To most, it doesn’t remain palatable enough in the long run to meet your protein requirements through supplements,” he said.
He also praised the young entrepreneurs of Aquatein and Regrip. He wrote, “They’re solving for both – affordability and the environment in a single mission. When I think back to the time I first got involved with both these startups, there was one common factor – both saw some problems they wanted to solve in a way that would be unique to them”.
Shetty mentioned that the creators of Aquatein, Ananth and Mitisha, developed a distinctive protein solution: 21 grams of protein in a 500ml water bottle.
“It makes me proud to see a product born in India, finding shelf space across the Middle East and European markets, with a rapidly growing domestic and international footprint. I love how the team believed there was a universal problem that could be solved differently,” Shetty said in the post.
