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How do you decide how much to invest in a startup if it's in the ideation phase and has limited/no market but has potential in future?? if you have invested in such startups,How are such ideation phase companies valuated??

₹50 Lakhs in Annual Recurring Revenue from a single service line. 40,000+ happy clients, validated by 600+ 5-star reviews (4.9 avg). 125,000+ forms initiated on our site from 23 Million impressions and 1.9 Million clicks, till date. 100% record in quality consultation & support, no hidden costs, and even free delivery of papers – a first in India. We're the team people trust at 3 AM with life's most critical moments. Founded by two best friends from college, our 16-year friendship and 10-year partnership are the bedrock of our company's stability and commitment. We’ve built a profitable, scalable, and highly-loved foundation. Now, we're seeking a strategic partner to join our mission: to become India's #1 quality-focused, no-nonsense legal-tech company in the next 3-5 years. My question is - WHAT ELSE DO WE NEED TO DO TO PROVE OURSELVES, investible enough?

If stories of startups like PhysicsWallah and BharatPe are so inspiring, why do most founders still copy models from the West instead of building for Bharat?

You have around 10k followers on Medial, 150k on LinkedIn, and 50k on Twitter. How long did this take and effort. And how important do you think is personal brand for investors and founders?

why is ebitda used as a measure to evaluate performance of a company despite the fact that taxes and depreciation are something that have to be deducted no matter what??

so what are the main aspects should need taken care by founders seeking investments from vc , what are preparations they need to do and what are the formalities that are there when raising funds. ?

It’s tough for founders to raise money for sure. But how tough is it to raise money as an investor for you from LPs.

Would you be interested in becoming my mentor as I need to get guidance regarding my idea?

what's one thing you personally look at before investing in any startup to evaluate this can get big or successful

One piece of advice for a first time founder??

Straight up question.. are Indian VC's unaware of the huge potential of Web3 space/innovation or just avoiding it due to Govt., Who might regulate this. Why is there no global vision of build from India for the world. p.s. We are a Web3 Gaming AI startup from Pune.

What’s a green flag in a founding team that makes you believe they’ll survive tough times? and what are the red flags that makes you reject them instantly.

If you were 17 today, with zero connections or money, but obsessed with building something big what exactly would you focus on first: learning more, building more or finding the right people? And how do you know you're not just wasting time on a project no one actually wants??

thank you for your time and expertise I am looking towards embeeded legality projects , which can provide add ons for mediation, arbitary etc . How much embeeded legal tech is gaining traction in india. I am building a solution for rent agreement and motive is to build similar ease to legallity in day to day ( mediation ,arbitation etc) . Also which fund house in your opinion would be more interested to support

what’s a pitch that failed to get your investment, but you regret missing out on? Why? how do you distinguish between confidence and arrogance in founders during a pitch? what is the biggest misconception startups have about investors like you?

How to handle Investor pressure while building a startup?

Do you invest in startups that are only in the idea stage? What is the percentage chance of investing in a startup that has just an idea ? Which slides should be there in the pitch to get funding which is necessary ?

How do you evaluate the potential of a startup in a crowded, fast-moving vertical

What investors look for pre-revenue deep Tech companies in India

can you take funding or get acquired by another company if your startup is not registered but only built a product ,if not then what to do and how does a company get acquired,like how to find these people who would be interested to buy ,how to find these guys or startups