The best PUBG Mobile streamers in India today stream Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI), the Indian version of the game. The biggest names are Mortal, Dynamo Gaming, Scout, CarryIsLive, Jonathan, Kronten, Regaltos, 8Bit Mamba, Rawknee, Viper and Thug. Most started on PUBG Mobile before its 2020 ban and moved to BGMI.
Quick facts: PUBG Mobile and BGMI in India
- 2 September 2020: PUBG Mobile banned in India along with 117 other apps.
- 2 July 2021: Krafton launches Battlegrounds Mobile India on Android.
- 28 July 2022: BGMI removed from app stores on government orders.
- May 2023: BGMI returns, first on a trial basis.
- 2026: BGIS and BMPS remain the main official tournaments. Team SouL won BGIS 2026.
So when people search for PUBG Mobile streamers in India, they are now looking at BGMI streams on YouTube and other platforms. The names below were picked on reach, streaming style and esports record. We have dropped old subscriber counts from 2020, since those numbers have changed a lot.
Best PUBG Mobile streamers in India in 2026
1. Mortal (Naman Mathur)
Mortal is the face of Indian mobile esports. He founded Team SouL in 2018 and led it to big PUBG Mobile wins in 2019, including the PUBG Mobile India Series. In 2020 SouL merged with 8Bit to form S8UL, which he co-owns.
His streams are clean and family friendly, which helped him build one of the widest audiences in Indian gaming. In April 2024 he was among the gaming creators who met Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
2. Dynamo Gaming (Aaditya Sawant)
Dynamo is known for his catchphrase “Patt se headshot” and is not a pro esports player. He built his audience through PUBG Mobile streams and now has more than 10 million YouTube subscribers.
He founded Hydra Esports in 2018, which began as a PUBG Mobile clan, and he still streams BGMI. He also runs the podcast Gamers Unplugged.
3. Scout (Tanmay Singh)
Scout is a former competitive player whose streams are fast, loud and aggressive. He is popular for his fragging style and for his commentary during custom rooms and scrims.
His content has more adult language than Mortal’s, so it suits older viewers.
4. CarryIsLive (Ajey Nagar)
CarryIsLive is the gaming and streaming channel of CarryMinati, one of India’s biggest YouTubers. He is not ranked for raw skill, but his commentary and live reactions pull huge numbers whenever he plays BGMI.
5. Jonathan Gaming (Jonathan Amaral)
Jonathan is a newer addition to this list. He plays for GodLike Esports and is regarded as one of the most skilled BGMI players in India, known for his close range fights. His streams are a good pick if you want to learn the game rather than just watch for laughs.
6. Kronten (Chetan Chandgude)
Kronten is a player and streamer from Maharashtra who moved from emulator play to mobile. He is closely tied to GodLike Esports and its GodL community, and his streams mix serious matches with chat interaction.
7. Regaltos (Parv Singh)
Regaltos made his name as a Team SouL player known for quick reactions. He is now known more for streaming and entertainment content, often alongside other S8UL creators.
8. 8Bit Mamba (Salman Ahmad)
Mamba is a former esports player who streams almost every day. He mixes good gameplay with humour and is part of the S8UL content group.
9. Rawknee (Rony Dasgupta)
Rawknee keeps things casual. His streams are about fun moments and banter more than rankings, which makes him easy to watch after a long day.
10. Viper (Yash Soni)
Viper was part of the Team SouL line-up with Mortal that won PUBG Mobile titles in 2019. He is a popular streamer with a loyal fan base from that era.
11. 8Bit Thug (Animesh Agarwal)
Thug was one of the first Indian players to master PUBG Mobile. He co-founded 8Bit and then S8UL with Mortal. S8UL won Content Group of the Year at the Esports Awards in 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025, and Thug is now more of an owner and creator than a full-time player.
How to pick a streamer
Watch Jonathan or Kronten if you want to improve your own game. Pick Mortal or Dynamo for long, clean streams. Go to CarryIsLive, Rawknee or Mamba for comedy. Scout sits in between, with high skill and a lot of energy.
Where these streamers go live
Most Indian BGMI creators stream on YouTube, which is still the main home for mobile gaming in India. Some also go live on Indian gaming platforms such as Loco and Rooter. Short clips of the best moments do well on Instagram Reels, so following a creator there is a quick way to catch highlights without sitting through a five-hour stream.
If you are new to watching, start with the official BGIS and BMPS broadcasts. They show the top teams in action, and many of the names above appear as players, casters or co-streamers during these events.
For more on Indian creators and pop culture, see our celebs section and our listicles.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the No. 1 PUBG Mobile streamer in India?
By YouTube following, Dynamo Gaming is among the largest, with more than 10 million subscribers. Mortal is the most influential name in Indian mobile esports.
Is PUBG Mobile available in India in 2026?
The global PUBG Mobile app is still banned. Indian players use Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI), which returned in May 2023.
Who owns S8UL?
S8UL was formed in 2020 by merging Team SouL and 8Bit. Its founders include Naman “Mortal” Mathur, Animesh “Thug” Agarwal and Lokesh “Goldy” Jain.
Which team won BGIS 2026?
Team SouL won the Battlegrounds Mobile India Series 2026, ending a four-year wait for an official title.
Sources: Battlegrounds Mobile India, Wikipedia, S8UL Esports, Wikipedia, Dynamo Gaming, Wikipedia.
