With every successful exit every founder might be riddled with question of how best to use their newly found freedom. Most of them tend to indulge in personal interests, new investments as Angels, or start up new ventures.We have had more than a handful of successful exits in Indian startup ecosystem over the years. Here is a look at 3 of the big startup exits seen in the past and how their founders/co-founders have continued their entrepreneurial ventures.Baazee was founded by Avnish Bajaj and Suvir Sujan in 2000. The company launched an online auction service on the lines of eBay . In 2004 Baazee was acquired by eBay, in a deal valued at around $50 million, as it made its foray into India.Indiagames was founded by Vishal Gondal in 1999. The company developed and published games across various platforms like Internet, PC, mobile devices and gaming consoles. In 2005, TOM online Games acquired majority stakes in Indiagames, maintaining Vishal Gondal as CEO.In 2007 UTV Software Communication acquired a majority stake in Indiagames. UTV was later on acquired by Disney and in 2011 Disney completed the acquisition of Indiagames in a deal valued at around $100m.Bangalore-based redBus was founded by Phanindra Reddy Sama, Charan Padmaraju and Sudhakar Pasupunuri in 2006. The startup began its life as an online bus ticket aggregator and went on to control a majority of the bus booking marketshare in the country.In 2013 redBus was acquired by the Ibibo Group, a joint venture of South Africa’s Naspers and China’s Tencent in deal valued at around $138 million.If there are any missing investments in the graphics, please leave in the comments below.*The information complied above are from publicly available sources. If there are any investments that have been missed in the chart please do comment below.