Ritu Rathee’s journey as a pilot and a YouTuber is marked with several milestones: She met Barack Obama in Singapore while representing Google Asia Pacific, has spoken about her journey in a TED talk and has more than 2.3 million subscribers on her YouTube channel The Flying Beast (which she runs with her husband Gaurav… Continue reading Pilot, YouTuber and a mother—Ritu Rathee on parenting while in lockdown
After crossing the 30 million follower mark on Instagram, Jacqueline Fernandez is set to conquer a new social media platform. A private person, Jacqueline was initially hesitant to sign up on Instagram. That was a few years ago. Cut to 2019 and the actor is comfortable with showcasing snippets of her life and work—routinely sharing… Continue reading What to expect from Jacqueline Fernandez’s new YouTube channel
‘#defycategorization’ reads the Instagram bio of Leeza Mangaldas and the hashtag pretty much sums up her multiple interests. She’s a TV presenter (currently hosting Indian Super League), writer, live events moderator and a YouTuber. And oh, she dabbles in painting too. On her YouTube channel, Leeza tackles love, relationships, sexuality and feminism through short videos… Continue reading Leeza Mangaldas’ YouTube channel will solve all your millennial woes, from relationships to sexuality
Aditi Dot’s music breeds cheer in unlikely places—like the YouTube comments section. Under her video ‘Everybody dances to techno’ is a heartening trail of niceness rarely seen on the Internet: hat tips, hyperbolic praise and earnest thank yous for brightening dull days and duller moods. The song, a playful ruing of techno-dominated dance floors, was… Continue reading Aditi Dot is the YouTube star India needs
Odds are if you’re trying to make the most out of your life and career, you want to seek wisdom from women whose particular brand of success you admire. Lucky for us, many of the most accomplished women in the game have written books about how they got where they wound up. In fact, right… Continue reading Which lady boss book should be your new career Bible?
Kanan Gill lives to make people laugh, and no, we aren’t saying that metaphorically. While studying IT (because “that’s the default thing to do in Bangalore”) Gill often performed with his band. “You have to get the crowd’s attention. So while most other bands did heavy metal, we wrote songs on menstrual cycles.” Stand-up comedy… Continue reading YouTube star Kanan Gill was NOT popular in school
You wouldn’t expect any self-respecting netizen to share a ‘Shit people say’ video in 2016. But newbie comedian Mallika Dua turned the ancient (in internet time) format into viral gold with a disarmingly funny Sarojini Nagar edition, that she made in association with Little Black Book. Playing every kind of Delhi shopper, from the confrontational… Continue reading Are you watching YouTube star Mallika Dua?
