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But this business has nothing to do with law. Any commerce grad can do it. In fact, his wife even said on the show that she does not have any formal educational qualifications. What Shark Tank needs to do is give airtime to sophisticated legal businesses like Vakil Search, LawSikho, LPOs etc. These businesses can make 10 times the amount of money than the businesses they promote, like prepackaged food, skin creams etc.
I think Ramanuj should definitely apply to Shark Tank.