BANGALORE: The gamble that an investor plays by putting his money is like a winning horse. Investment in a start up is subjected to risk and uncertainty. The guarantee of success is always acute due to factors like trust, inexperience team and insecurity of success.

According to the current market scenario, some investors did not dig and scratch the market to find the ideal loop of venture. Instead, they took a step ahead and made investments in their own start up. As per Youstory.com reports, here are 5 Indian cases where an investor launched a start up, than investing his money in other’s business:

# Rajesh Sawhney, InnerChef

Serial entrepreneur, Rajesh entered the $300bn food industry with his start up InnerChef, which aims to help people to EatBetter. InnerChef delivers meal boxes that contain the ingredients of a specific dish like pasta or salad. With the recipe guide, anyone can prepare these insta-ready foods. Along with 4 other co-founders, Rajesh believes InnerChef is a start up of start ups. Rajesh is the former president of Reliance Entertainment and founder of GSF Superangels in India.

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