Grenlit Studios Secures Exclusive Shark Tank License from Sony Pictures TV for Groundbreaking Pakistani Production
KARACHI: – Grenlit Studios, proudly announces a monumental leap forward with the acquisition of
the Shark Tank license from Sony Pictures Television. This will bring the globally acclaimed
entrepreneurial reality show to Pakistan, showcasing the nation’s business prowess on an
international stage.
Launched in 2001, as Tigers of Money in Japan, created by Nippon TV, the format was later adapted
as Dragon’s Den in 2005 in the UK and the show premiered in the US as Shark Tank in the year 2009.
The format is distributed internationally by Sony Pictures Television.
“We are thrilled to bring the monumental success and global appeal of Shark Tank to Pakistan”, said
Usman Malik, Co-Founder, and CEO of Grenlit Studios. “This collaboration with Sony Pictures
Television not only marks a significant milestone for Grenlit Studios but also underlines our
commitment to fostering innovation and entrepreneurship within Pakistan.”
Shark Tank is a globally renowned reality television series that features aspiring entrepreneurs
pitching their business ideas to a panel of highly successful investors, known as “sharks.” The show
not only provides a platform for securing investments but also serves as a launchpad for
unparalleled business growth.
Shark Tank stands tall as one of the most significant and widely recognized reality television shows
globally. With versions in over 40 countries and a massive worldwide following, the show has
empowered entrepreneurs to turn their dreams into reality by securing investments from seasoned
business titans.
So, are you waiting for Shark Tank Pakistan?
KARACHI: – Grenlit Studios, proudly announces a monumental leap forward with the acquisition ofthe Shark Tank license from Sony Pictures Television. This will bring the globally acclaimedentrepreneurial reality show to Pakistan, showcasing the nation’s business prowess on aninternational stage. Launched in 2001, as Tigers of Money in Japan, created by…