Top Comedy Influencers In India 2025

CarryMinati, aka Ajey Nagar, is India's biggest YouTuber and the pioneer of roast and reaction content in the country. Starting at age 10 from Faridabad, he shifted from gaming videos to comedy and found his true voice through witty, satirical roasts and pop culture parodies. His breakout video “YouTube vs TikTok” became one of the most viewed videos in Indian YouTube history. Known for his aggressive humor, signature delivery, and music videos, CarryMinati connects strongly with Gen Z. He has also collaborated with Bollywood and is recognized globally as one of the most influential digital comedians from India.

Born in Ulhasnagar, Maharashtra, Ashish initially studied civil engineering but dropped out to pursue his passion for acting and content. He gained popularity through his relatable and loud comedy videos portraying Indian family dramas, school life, and social stereotypes. His YouTube channel Ashish Chanchlani Vines became a household name, especially among college students and teens. Ashish is known for his energetic performances, expressive face, and creative storylines that blend comedy with a message.

Starting out as a singer and performing in Delhi restaurants, Bhuvan Bam launched his YouTube channel BB Ki Vines in 2015. With characters like Banchoddas, Sameer Fuddi, and Titu Mama, he became the first Indian YouTuber to cross 10 million subscribers solo. His skits are a mix of relatable middle-class scenarios, friendship banter, and clever punchlines. Bhuvan is also a singer, actor (Taaza Khabar, Plus Minus), and philanthropist, making him one of the most versatile digital creators in India.

Hailing from Amritsar, Punjab, Kapil Sharma is one of India’s most celebrated comedians. He began his journey in stand-up with The Great Indian Laughter Challenge, which he won in 2007. Known for his sharp wit and ability to improvise, Kapil gained national fame with Comedy Nights with Kapil, and later with The Kapil Sharma Show. His unique blend of sketch comedy, celebrity interactions, and Punjabi charm has earned him a loyal fanbase across all age groups. Today, Kapil is more than a comedian, he's a cultural icon.

Harsh started uploading short clips on Instagram in 2015 while studying BCA in Delhi. His funny college-themed sketches quickly went viral, prompting him to launch a YouTube channel. His ability to play multiple roles and craft dramatic, yet hilarious, narratives makes his content binge-worthy. Known for his web series Who’s Your Daddy and his Bollywood debut in Student of the Year 2, Harsh represents the new wave of creators who seamlessly transition between platforms and formats.

A Delhi University graduate and former content writer at iDiva, Kusha found fame with her satirical character Billi Maasi. Her sketches hilariously capture the quirks of urban Indian society, especially the “South Delhi auntie” archetype. With a unique voice and sense of fashion, Kusha has carved a niche where comedy meets commentary. She’s also hosted red carpets, collaborated with Netflix, and become a pop culture fashionista.

A stand-up veteran and co-founder of All India Bakchod (AIB), Tanmay is known for his bold takes and sharp satirical edge. After AIB, he pivoted to content streaming, gaming, and comedy vlogging. His reaction videos and game streams blend humor with candid honesty, making him a favorite among mature digital audiences. He’s also a mentor to several new-age content creators and a driving force behind India’s YouTube comedy evolution.

Winner of Comicstaan Season 2, Samay Raina is a stand-up comic who changed the game by combining comedy with chess. Born in Jammu, Samay leveraged lockdown boredom to start Chess with Comedians, a viral series featuring India’s top comedians playing chess live on YouTube. His content is both educational and hilarious, often sprinkled with witty insights and desi references.

Part of the iconic YouTube group Round2hell, Purav Jha is known for his expressive comedy, fast-paced sketches, and knack for chaos-driven humor. Starting with short Instagram clips, he became a major name in digital comedy for his “crazy friend” and “funny bro” characters. Based in Delhi, Purav has created a loyal fanbase through relatable Gen Z content.

Hailing from Mumbai and formerly an engineer, Nick started creating content in 2014. His signature awkward situations, dating fails, and “middle-class boy” humor struck a chord with audiences. What sets him apart is the cinematic style of his content, often looking like mini-movies with a punchline. Nick’s ability to transition from goofy to emotional within a sketch makes his videos unforgettable.

Saloni, an economics grad from Delhi University, gained fame with her satirical character Nazma Aapi, who comments on politics, society, and pop culture with a humorous twist. Her skits often blend serious issues with playful delivery. She later hosted Uncommon Sense with Saloni on Sony Liv and has become a youth voice with a socially aware sense of humor.

Dolly Singh began her content journey at iDiva, creating sketch characters like South Delhi Girl and Guddi Bhabhi. With a background in fashion and content strategy, she blends bold humor with sass and sarcasm. She has also acted in Netflix films and shows, making her one of the few creators to make a successful transition from content to cinema.

A popular radio jockey turned Instagram star, RJ Abhinav is known for his hilarious voiceovers, exaggerated reactions, and signature “mindblowing” sketches. Based in Delhi, his quirky expressions and quick edits make him one of the most viral short-form creators today.

Celebrity couple Harsh and Bharti give fans a peek into their life through Life of Limbachiyaas. The content is family-friendly, filled with daily vlogs, funny moments, and behind-the-scenes comedy sketches. Bharti, already a TV comedy queen, uses this platform to show her unfiltered self.

Popularly known as Being Suku, Sakshi is a rising star from Prayagraj. She started with lip-sync reels and transitioned into full-fledged character comedy. Her energetic expressions, hyper storytelling, and emotional delivery make her content uniquely Gen Z. She’s quickly gaining traction as a relatable and raw female voice in the comedy space.