India’s gaming scene is huge. Over 591 million people play games, making the country the second-biggest mobile gaming market in the world. According to the Economic Times, The gaming market is set to hit $7.5 billion in 2025 and could reach $9.2 billion by 2029.

Most players use phones, and many live outside major cities.Nearly half of all gamers are women, and the average player spends 13 hours a week gaming. From Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) to Free Fire, these content creators have built strong communities around gameplay, live streams, and their fun sense of humor.

In this article, we take a look at the top 10 Indian gamers who will dominate YouTube in 2025. We’ll cover their journey, content styles, and why their channels are worth watching.

List of Top 10 Indian Gamer on YouTube

10. Agnes Gaming (Prachi Lingwal)

Prachi Lingwal created her YouTube channel on 18 January 2020. Within the first month, her montage-style content gained recognition in the BGMI community. She earned millions of views by creating Omegle interaction videos.

According to vidiQ (July 2025), her channel ranks among the top in India, with 449.7 million total views and a 4.13% engagement rate. She is also featured as “Agnes Gaming” in the list of top 10 Indian female gamers.

9. Payal Gaming (Payal Dhare)

Payal Gaming has created history by winning the title of ‘Mobile Streamer of the Year’ at the MOBIES Awards 2024. She has become the first Indian female gamer to win this international award. In 2024, Payal Gaming got a chance to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi, where they discussed the future of the gaming industry in India.

Payal Gaming earns between ₹5–10 lakh per month in 2025, with Super Chat and brand deals contributing significantly. Her channel is crossing 4.4 million views daily and the net-worth is expected to reach ₹8 crores.

8. Gyan Gaming (Sujan Mistri)

Gyan Gaming stands out for three clear reasons. First, his Free Fire gameplay is fast-paced and full of energy, with lively Hindi commentary and local slang. Second, his brand has a bold neon-green style, featuring his animated “GG” logo and his iconic masked face in every video thumbnail. Third, his famous catchphrase”GG Army, Chalte Hain?” instantly recognised by 17 M+ subscribers.

On 16 Jul 2025, Gyan Gaming is back after a one-year hiatus due to a deadly accident. The first video of his comeback garnered over 1 million views in 24 hours. This time Gyan started the first two-host GrandMaster rank grind, which also included his co-streamer Rishabh. With this comeback, Gyan’s Discord server had 3.5 lakh (350k) people active simultaneously at a time.

7. Scout OP (Tanmay Singh)

ScoutOP has won total tournament prize money around $63,640 (roughly ₹53 lakh) in PUBG Mobile and BGMI so far. His estimated monthly earnings for July 2025 are between $25,000 to $39,000 from YouTube and $47,000 to $65,000 from Instagram. Over the last 12 months, his total earnings from all sources have ranged from $848,000 to $1.2 million (approximately ₹7 crores to ₹10 crores).

ScoutOP has a unique style of play. He plays as an Aggressive IGL (In-Game Leader). His strategy is to quickly move around the enemy’s side (called flank) and attack suddenly and finish plays immediately. When he speaks in anger or passion, his commentary is in both Hindi and English. He is the only creator in India who combines top level e-sports experience with funny meme-filled live streams.

6. Jonathan Gaming (Jonathan Amaral)

Jonathan only plays BGMI games. YouTube is focused on long videos, Instagram is used to show short special moments. Jonathan has received some big awards, which has strengthened his identity and fan base. Also, he is about to return to pro gaming (tournament) again, and people are eagerly waiting for him.

His videos hit over 500,000 views each. Fans like his steady aim and calm talk. His past wins give him clout. If you love ranked play, his channel is worth a follow.

5. Mortal (Naman Mathur)

Mortal is one of the most famous gamers in India. He performed brilliantly in pro gaming from 2018 to 2022. Won many big tournaments of PUBG and BGMI. His total prize money was around ₹ 1.4 crores. S8UL received the title of “Content Group of the Year” in 2022. This was the first time an Indian team won this award. His call “TPP Le Raha Hai” became very famous. He also made the DP-28 gun popular. After winning the Pico tournament, Mortal donated ₹ 5 lakh to the Indian Army.

They flood his live chat and leave loads of comments. Each clip pulls 500,000 to 1 million views. Team-ups with Scout OP and others spread his name even wider.

4. Dynamo Gaming (Adi Sawant)

Aaditya Deepak Sawant, a Mumbai-based gamer, is known as Dynamo Gaming. He is famous for the catchphrase “Patt se Headshot” and for founding the HYDRA clan. Aaditya was the first Indian streamer to play PUBG Mobile on an emulator. He made emulator gameplay popular with his desi Hindi and Mumbai-style talk.

Dynamo Gaming plays BGMI and PUBG Mobile. He posts sharp fights and last-second wins. Streams run for hours and show smart moves and team play. He cracks jokes and chats with fans, so viewers stay hooked.

He streams on a fixed slot, and every clip pulls millions of views. Fans like that he talks straight. He still joins tourneys and teams up with other stars, so the hype stays high.

3. Techno Gamerz (Ujjwal Chaurasia)

Techno Gaming continues to create new milestones until mid-season 2025. On February 12, he made the season-fresh world download of Minecraft 1.20 live the video has now been viewed more than 13 million times. On June 28, the 158th episode of the GTA V series came out, in which Michael’s ‘fake death’ and shopping for luxury cars made fans roll with laughter.

Ujjwal Chaurasia’s main YouTube channel is a hub for GTA V, Minecraft and Dragon Ball Z tutorials with 46.8 million+ subscribers and 7.5 billion views. On Instagram, the handles @ujjwalgamer and @techno_gamerz together have over 3 million followers. There are over 140 episodes of GTA V so far, with each episode crossing an average of 5 million views.

2. Total Gaming (Ajju Bhai)

Total Gaming created the “non-mic, hyper-Hindi” format for the Indian Free Fire audience. While other big streamers commentate in English or Hinglish, Ajju Bhai branded it in pure Desi Hindi with comedic timing, Bhojpuri-tinged words, and fun sound effects.

Ajju Bhai, even without showing his face, has created an emotional connection with the audience as if there is a face in front of them during the stream. Like he says, “Mummy has made jalebi, I will eat it after I win” such things make the audience feel as if he is their own friend. He calls every new subscriber “bhai” so that people feel like a part of the family and not just a viewer or a fan.

1. Carry Minati (Ajey Nagar)

At 15, Ajey Nagar started on YouTube with gaming commentary as “Addicted A1”, then “CarryDeol”, and finally “CarryMinati.” In 2016, his “Roasting BB Ki Vines” video made him an overnight star. He gained 50,000 subscribers in two days and shaped Indian roast culture. In 2020, he became the first Indian creator to cross 30 to 40 million subscribers.

Forbes listed CarryMinati in its 2020 Asia 30 Under 30, and India Today ranked him among the top 50 creators of 2021. In 2022, he made a cameo in Runway 34, a roast-style satire that mocked Indian pop culture, reality shows, and celebrities. His signature line “To kaise hain aap log?” — still connects 40 million fans worldwide in a single moment.

His “CarryMinati Army” floods the chat during every live play. Brands and movie stars line up to work with him, so his name rings out far past gaming.

Each gamer brings a clear style. Carry Minati cracks jokes, Mortal shows pro-level play. They ride the BGMI and Free Fire wave and edit clips fast. Live chats and free loot keep fans close. Brands chase them, teams draft them, and young India copies them.

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