Namita Thapar with MindPeers founder Kanika Agarwal. (Credit: X/@namitathapar) Shark Tank India recently wrapped up its fifth season with total commitments amounting to Rs 94.88 crore. The business reality television series is no longer just about entrepreneurs securing investments for their enterprises; it is also an ideal platform for startups to showcase their products and services and capture consumers’ attention, thereby improving their performance. Recently, Namita Thapar , the executive director of Emcure Pharmaceuticals and one of the only four entrepreneurs to have appeared on all five seasons of the show as a ‘shark’, took to social media to share the success story of MindPeers that started as a small venture but has grown into a much larger company over time since its appearance on Shark Tank India in its second season in 2023. Also Read | ‘Nysa and I were fighting, struggled with each other for 3 years’: Kajol on difficulty in bonding with daughter What is MindPeers?…