Advitiya Sharma, 

Housing disrupted the market in 2013 when it bet big on mapbased and photographic information to enhance the property-search experience. Last year, it bolstered this with 600 on-ground data collectors across 25 cities. But the company is now passing through its sternest test yet. Late February, Sharma survived a car crash when he was at the wheel, but two colleagues died. It put the spotlight on the media-savvy company for the wrong reasons, months after it raised $90 million in a single round.