Boss Wallah acquires ffreedom app to build a platform for Bharat entrepreneurs

Sashi Reddi to invest $7 M to jumpstart the business

Hyderabad, February 27th 2025: Boss Wallah, an entity founded by investor and serial entrepreneur Sashi Reddi, has entered into a formal agreement with Suvision Holdings Private Limited to acquire its edtech platform ffreedom app. Besides the livelihood educational content of ffreedom, Boss Wallah’s platform will provide access to thousands of experts in multiple businesses. This addresses a massive gap in the market to provide resources for aspiring entrepreneurs from tier 2 and tier 3 towns to build a successful business.

“There are dozens of platforms for JEE and government exams. But what India needs is people looking to build businesses that provide employment and earn an income. That is what the Boss Wallah platform will do,” stated Sashi Reddi, Founder & CEO of Boss Wallah.

With an initial investment of $7 million (around Rs. 60 crores) from Sashi Reddi and associates, Boss Wallah expects to provide a comprehensive platform that will enable thousands of entrepreneurs to acquire the skills and get the advice they need to start and grow a business.

The initial focus of the platform is in a dozen categories including digital businesses, home-based businesses, small scale manufacturing, handicrafts, farming, animal husbandry, retail, and food businesses. These are the kinds of businesses which can be built without much capital investment and employing 2-3 people to generate a great income in a small town without having to relocate to the metros. Access Boss Wallah at http://bosswallah.com .

About Sashi Reddi

Sashi Reddi is the founder and managing partner of SRI Capital, an early stage venture capital firm based in Philadelphia. He is also an advisor to WestBridge Capital.

Previously, Sashi was the founder and CEO of AppLabs, the world’s largest independent software testing company with operations in India, the US, and the UK. AppLabs was funded by WestBridge Capital and Sequoia Capital India. CSC (now DXC) acquired AppLabs.

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