'Log kahenge tum BJP wale ho": BeerBiceps' Ranveer Allahabadia and PM Modi engage in fun banter at National Creators Award

Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented the Disruptor of the Year award to YouTube creator Ranveer Allahbadia (BeerBiceps) and both engaged in a fun banter at the National Creators Award at Bharat Mandapam on Friday.

In a lively exchange, just after receiving the award for his show, Allahbadia shared a few fitness mantras with PM Modi. Responding to the YouTuber's advice, PM Modi quipped, "People may say now that he's saying what Modiji says, He belongs to BJP now."

Acknowledging Allahbadia's contributions, the Prime Minister suggested him to delve into the importance of sleep on his show. In a candid revelation, PM Modi disclosed his own sleep routine, highlighting his habit of minimal sleep over the years.


The event, held at Bharat Mandapam, saw content creators from across the country being felicitated by PM Modi.

Among the awardees, Jahnvi Singh received the Heritage Fashion Icon Award, while Kabita Singh (Kabita's Kitchen) clinched the Best Creator in Food Category Award.

Pankhti Pandey was honored in the 'Green Champion' category, Keerthika Govindasamy for best storyteller, and Maithili Thakur as the 'Cultural Ambassador of the Year'. Gaurav Chaudhary was recognized as the Best Creator in the Tech Category, with Ankit Baiyanpuria securing the Best Health and Fitness Creator award. Naman Deshmukh and Kamiya J were awarded the Best Creator in Education and Favourite Travel Creator respectively.

In a diverse range of categories, Shraddha Jain (AiyyoShraddha) and RJ Raunac (Bauaa) clinched the Most Creative Creator titles in the female and male categories respectively.

The National Creators Award witnessed significant public engagement, with over 1.5 lakh nominations and approximately 10 lakh votes cast. This initiative aims to acknowledge excellence and impact across various domains including storytelling, social change advocacy, environmental sustainability, education, and gaming among others.

In its first round, more than 1.5 lakh nominations were received across 20 different categories. Subsequently, around 10 lakh votes were cast during the voting phase, resulting in 23 winners, including three international creators, being decided.

The award ceremony encompassed twenty categories, reflecting the diversity of digital content creation and its impact on society. These categories ranged from the Best Storyteller Award to the Best Health and Fitness Creator, showcasing the broad spectrum of talent and innovation in the digital space.