When you think about how YouTube has changed the way we consume content in India, it’s honestly mind-blowing. We’ve gone from watching TV on schedule to watching creators anytime, anywhere. And Indian YouTubers? They’ve built absolute empires just by being real, relatable, and ridiculously entertaining.
Today, let’s walk through the top YouTubers in India with the most subscribers, one by one.
If you’re looking for new creators to follow or you’re just plain curious who’s leading the pack, you’re in the right place.
- CarryMinati (Ajey Nagar)
With over 42 million subscribers, CarryMinati is nothing short of a YouTube sensation. He started posting gameplay videos when he was just 10 years old and slowly carved a niche for himself with roast videos. His sharp humor, crazy editing style, and the way he turns simple topics into full-blown comedy make him stand out.
Carry’s video “YouTube vs TikTok” literally broke the internet in 2020. Plus, he’s got rap songs like “Yalgaar” that have millions of views. Love him or hate him, you just can’t ignore CarryMinati.
- Total Gaming (Ajay)
Even if you’re not into mobile gaming, Total Gaming is a name you’ve probably heard. Ajay, who prefers staying low-profile without revealing much about his personal life, has built a loyal following of over 37.5 million subscribers.
His Free Fire gameplay videos, fun commentary, and live streams have made him the king of Indian gaming content. The best part? He shows that you don’t need a high-end PC or setup to become a successful gamer. Just passion and a smartphone were enough for him.
- Techno Gamerz (Ujjwal Chaurasia)
Ujjwal started with small gaming videos on his phone, and today, Techno Gamerz is a name every young gamer knows. With over 38.7 million subscribers, his GTA V storylines are a major reason why people stick around his channel.
He’s not just playing games for the sake of it. Ujjwal actually builds a whole story around every mission he takes on, and somehow you feel pulled right into that world with him. His style feels natural, not forced, and when you hear him speak in interviews, you can tell he’s still just a grounded guy who loves what he does.
- Mr. Indian Hacker (Dilraj Singh Rawat)
If you’ve ever seen someone try crazy experiments like building a homemade hovercraft or creating the world’s largest soap bubble, chances are it was Mr. Indian Hacker. Dilraj and his “Titanium Army” have over 37.3 million subscribers.
His experiments are both fun and oddly educational. You never know what you’re going to see next on his channel. And yeah, sometimes things blow up — but that’s part of the fun. Safety first, though, as he always reminds his audience.
- Ashish Chanchlani Vines
Ashish Chanchlani feels like that hilarious friend you grew up with — the one who could make any boring situation funny. His channel crossed 29.3 million subscribers by creating skits that perfectly capture everyday desi struggles.
From annoying relatives to awkward dates, Ashish’s sketches are super relatable. Plus, the acting quality is top-notch. You can tell he genuinely loves what he does, and that kind of energy is infectious.
- Amit Bhadana
Amit Bhadana brings out the kind of humor that just hits differently if you’ve grown up in India. His jokes about village life, family drama, and everyday moments feel super real, and that’s probably why more than 24 million people have subscribed to him.
He keeps it simple — lots of Hindi, loads of punchlines, and tons of those little cultural things you instantly connect with. If you’ve ever lived in a small town, chances are his videos will have you nodding and laughing at the same time.
- BB Ki Vines (Bhuvan Bam)
When YouTube was just starting to catch on in India, Bhuvan Bam was already making a name for himself. Today, with over 25 million subscribers, he’s still one of those creators people genuinely love coming back to.
In his videos, he plays every single character — from the nosy uncle to the overdramatic parent — and somehow makes each one feel real. His content feels raw, funny, and emotional all at once. Plus, if you haven’t heard his songs yet, you’re definitely missing out.
- Sandeep Maheshwari
Sometimes, all it takes is someone who genuinely believes in you, and that’s what Sandeep Maheshwari brings to his 27.8 million subscribers. He’s easily one of the most trusted motivational voices on YouTube in India.
His sessions don’t feel like typical lectures at all. They’re more like honest chats with someone who’s been through tough times and figured a way out. There’s a realness in the way he talks that just sticks with you.
- Technical Guruji (Gaurav Chaudhary)
Gaurav Chaudhary, aka Technical Guruji, makes tech reviews feel simple and friendly. With over 22.5 million subscribers, he’s been the go-to tech guy for a lot of Indian audiences, especially those who prefer content in Hindi.
From smartphones to smartwatches, Gaurav covers it all. What makes him click is his no-nonsense approach. He tells you what’s good, what’s not, and leaves the decision up to you.
- Nisha Madhulika
Nisha Madhulika’s channel is a great place for anyone who misses simple, homemade Indian food. With more than 12.4 million subscribers, she has built a community that loves easy-to-follow vegetarian recipes.
Her way of explaining makes you feel confident, even if you are new to cooking. Watching her videos feels familiar, almost like learning from someone you trust in your own kitchen.
Other Notable Indian YouTubers
- Round2hell
With hilarious, over-the-top sketches, Round2hell has racked up over 30 million subscribers. Their videos are cinematic, crazy, and always entertaining. You never know what madness is coming next.
- Sourav Joshi Vlogs
Sourav Joshi is the guy-next-door who’s living his best life with his family and friends. His daily vlogs, simple yet charming, have earned him 27.5 million subscribers. You can’t help but smile at his happy-go-lucky attitude.
- Village Cooking Channel
This Tamil Nadu-based channel shows rustic Indian cooking at its finest. With 21.3 million subscribers, watching them cook giant meals outdoors feels oddly relaxing and addictive.
- FactTechz
FactTechz simplifies science and tech concepts into short, snackable videos. With nearly 19 million subscribers, it’s the go-to channel for anyone who loves learning interesting facts without getting bored.
- Emiway Bantai
From independent rapper to YouTube powerhouse, Emiway Bantai is living proof that you don’t need a big label to make it big. His raw, Hindi-English rap songs have brought him 19 million subscribers and a global fan base.
- Dhruv Rathee
Whether you agree with him or not, Dhruv Rathee gets you thinking. His videos on politics, environment, and social issues have earned him 15.8 million subscribers and a loyal (sometimes fiery) fan base.
- Crazy XYZ
Crazy XYZ is all about insane experiments you wish you could try yourself. Think smashing phones, building rocket bikes, or setting up insane domino chains. No wonder they have over 20 million subscribers.
- Desi Gamers (Amit Sharma)
Desi Gamers delivers hilarious, energetic commentary over Free Fire matches. Amit’s friendly and fun gaming style has won him a community of 14.7 million loyal fans.
- Dr. Vivek Bindra
Dr. Vivek Bindra speaks directly to entrepreneurs and business-minded folks. His motivational business lessons have earned him over 20 million subscribers looking to upskill and grow.
- Slayy Point
Slayy Point gives hilarious takes on internet trends, cringeworthy content, and pop culture. With 8.4 million subscribers, they’re perfect for anyone who loves clever, observational humor without any pretentiousness.
Final Thoughts
So, these were the top YouTubers in India who’ve built massive followings and loyal communities, one video at a time.
And honestly? Each one of them started small. Some from mobile phones, some from their living rooms, and some from tiny towns nobody had heard of.
It’s inspiring to see what’s possible when you stick to what you love and keep showing up for it.
Now I’m curious — which Indian YouTuber do you watch the most these days?
Tell me below! Maybe we’ll discover some underrated gems together.
