Sarkari Kaam

So you've built something. You think it's good. But when an investor sits across the table - or joins a video call - what are they actually thinking about? It's not just your product. Honestly, it's a lot of things together. First, they look at the market size. Investors want to put money where there's real room to grow. If your business is solving a problem for 500 people, that's not very exciting. But if it's solving something for millions - that gets attention. This is especially true with FDI in India , where global investors look at the sheer size of the population and think, okay, there's something here. Then comes the team. A good idea with a weak team rarely works. Investors know this. They'll quietly ask - do these people have the skills to actually execute? Have they done hard things before? Can they handle failure and keep going? The team matters more than most founders realize. Business model clarity. How does the business make money? So...