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Top 5 Richest YouTubers & Influencers in Patiala (2026)
Patiala’s biggest home-grown YouTube creators are a village comedy team, an IELTS teacher, a turban-tying school, a stand-up comic and a city doctor. Here is who runs each channel, how they began, and what is on the public record.
Please read first: no credible news outlet has published a net-worth or earnings figure for anyone on this list, so we print none and rank by subscribers instead. That measures reach, not wealth. Subscriber counts are from each channel’s YouTube page, checked on 19 Oct 2026.
How we picked Patiala’s top YouTubers and influencers
We counted creators born in, raised in or working from Patiala city or Patiala district, as shown by a news report, an interview or the creator’s own website or channel bio. A channel with “Patiala” in its name was not enough on its own.
This list is about creators: comedians, teachers, vloggers and educators who built an audience on YouTube. Official channels of music and film stars are left out, even when the star is from Patiala. We could verify five creators, so this is a top 5 rather than a padded top 10. Next in the series: the richest YouTubers in Chandigarh. Earlier cities in this series: the richest YouTubers in Delhi NCR, the richest YouTubers in Mumbai and the richest YouTubers in Hubli.
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Top YouTubers from Patiala at a glance
| # | Channel | Patiala link | Niche | Subs* | Reported net worth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jaggie TV (Jagseer Singh) | Rajgarh village, Patiala district (Punjabi Front) | Comedy skits, web series | 1.75M | No credible figure |
| 2 | Raman IELTS (Raman Sharma) | Patran, Patiala district (channel bio) | IELTS and English classes | 974K | No credible figure |
| 3 | A1 Turban Training Centre | Tripuri Road, Patiala (own website) | Turban-tying tutorials | 629K | No credible figure |
| 4 | Maheep Singh | Born in Patiala (Times of India) | Stand-up comedy | 371K | No credible figure |
| 5 | Dr Harshinder Kaur | Patiala paediatrician (The Better India) | Health, women’s rights talks | 274K | No credible figure |
*Main channel, as of 19 Oct 2026 (YouTube). Ranked by subscribers because no credible outlet publishes earnings or net-worth figures for these creators.
1. Jaggie TV (Jagseer Singh) — village comedy from Rajgarh
- Niche: Punjabi comedy skits and short web series with social messages
- Patiala link: started by Jagseer Singh (Jaggie) of Rajgarh village in Patiala district, per Punjabi Front
- Main channel: Jaggie TV, 1.75M subscribers, about 367 videos and 238 million views (as of 19 Oct 2026, YouTube)
- Reported net worth: no credible figure found. Some celebrity-bio sites print a number, but none cites a source, so we do not repeat it.
Photo: we could not find a freely licensed picture of this creator, so we have not used one. Their official channel is linked above.
How he started
The channel opened in April 2017 and the first video went up at the end of May that year. Jaggie wrote, in a note published by Punjabi Front in September 2020, that around 30 videos flopped and cost money before his 31st, a skit called “Yaar vs Naar”, went viral; the channel later crossed one million subscribers. His regular cast is made up largely of friends from the village. In June 2025 MrBeast chose him to dub a video into Punjabi, MrBeast’s first Punjabi-language video, as True Scoop and Jagbani reported. He now runs spin-off channels such as Jaggie Films.
Early days
Browse the channel’s earliest uploads (sorted oldest first).
Critical information
No major public controversy reported in the sources we checked.
2. Raman IELTS — English classes from Patran
- Niche: IELTS preparation, spoken and written English, daily live classes
- Patiala link: run by Raman Sharma, whose channel bio gives the location as Patran, Patiala. Patran is a town in Patiala district.
- Main channel: Raman IELTS, 974K subscribers, about 890 videos and 84 million views (as of 19 Oct 2026, YouTube)
- Reported net worth: no credible figure found, so none is printed.
Photo: we could not find a freely licensed picture of this creator, so we have not used one. Their official channel is linked above.
How he started
The channel opened in April 2013 and grew on the huge demand in Punjab for IELTS coaching among students planning to study or work abroad. Its bio says live online classes run every evening from 5 pm to 7 pm (IST), with recordings for those who miss them. It is one of the few Punjab teaching channels to come close to a million subscribers.
Early days
See the channel’s earliest uploads (sorted oldest first).
Critical information
No major public controversy reported in the sources we checked.
3. A1 Turban Training Centre — turban tutorials from Tripuri Road
- Niche: step-by-step turban (pagg and dastar) tying tutorials
- Patiala link: a training centre on Tripuri Road, Patiala, per its own website
- Main channel: A1 Turban Training Centre, 629K subscribers, about 980 videos and 102 million views (as of 19 Oct 2026, YouTube)
- Reported net worth: no credible figure found, so none is printed.
How it started
According to the centre’s website, Charanjeet Singh opened it in 2008, and his son Sargun Singh, who presents many of the tutorials, went on to win turban titles including Mr Punjab from the SGPC. The centre says it began posting on YouTube in 2011 and found a Punjabi-language channel hard to grow until about 2018, when it received its first YouTube award. It now also sells turban cloth online.
Early days
See the channel’s earliest uploads (sorted oldest first).
Critical information
No major public controversy reported in the sources we checked.
4. Maheep Singh — Patiala-born stand-up comic
- Niche: stand-up comedy and storytelling, in Hindi and Punjabi
- Patiala link: “born in Patiala and raised in Delhi”, per The Times of India (Apr 2025). He lives and works in Delhi.
- Main channel: Maheep Singh, 371K subscribers, 40 videos and about 50 million views (as of 19 Oct 2026, YouTube)
- Reported net worth: no credible figure found, so none is printed.
Photo: we could not find a freely licensed picture of this creator, so we have not used one. Their official channel is linked above.
How he started
Maheep told The Times of India he began doing stand-up around 2012, when comedy was mostly a weekend hobby, and was thrilled to earn Rs 4,000 for his first paid show. Known on the circuit as “The Gujarati Sardar”, he also did theatre, India Today reported. Appearances on India’s Got Latent and the Pretty Good Roast Show made lines such as “mummy kaisi hai?” go viral, and his channel posts fewer but longer stand-up sets.
Early days
See the channel’s earliest uploads (sorted oldest first).
Critical information
After the 2025 row over India’s Got Latent, Maheep told The Times of India that organisers had stopped booking shows and comedians were losing gigs and income. We found no case against him personally in the sources we checked.
5. Dr Harshinder Kaur — Patiala doctor and campaigner
- Niche: talks on health, girls’ rights, family and social issues, mostly in Punjabi
- Patiala link: a Patiala paediatrician known as “Dhee Punjab Di” for her campaign against female foeticide, per The Better India
- Main channel: DR. HARSHINDER KAUR PATIALA, 274K subscribers, about 1,270 videos and 49.5 million views (as of 19 Oct 2026, YouTube)
- Reported net worth: no credible figure found, so none is printed.
Photo: we could not find a freely licensed picture of this creator, so we have not used one. Their official channel is linked above.
How she started
The Better India reports that she spent five years working in a village near Patiala, explaining the harm of sex-selective abortion, and that the village’s sex ratio rose from 845 to 1,013 girls per 1,000 boys. In 2008 she and her husband set up the Dr Harsh Charitable Trust to pay for the education of girls from poor families, and in 2016 she was among the 100 women achievers honoured by the Union women and child development ministry. Her YouTube channel started in January 2020 and has grown on short talks and interviews.
Early days
See the channel’s earliest uploads (sorted oldest first).
Critical information
No major public controversy reported in the sources we checked.
Who we left out of this Patiala list
Singers Parmish Verma, Ammy Virk and Harrdy Sandhu are from Patiala and have bigger channels, but those are official music and film channels, so they are outside the scope of this creator list; the same goes for actors such as Dev Kharoud. This Is Sumesh (about 2.51M subscribers) is described as Patiala-born only in 2019 articles labelled partnered content, so we have not ranked it until an independent source confirms. Gandhuan GTV is from Gandhuan village in Sangrur district, and Team Bawan and several channels with “Patiala” in their name have no outside source for where they are based. Stand-up comic Parvinder Singh is from Amritsar, per his own website, and family vlogger Armaan Malik, who appears in Patiala news only because of a 2025 court case, is from Hisar in Haryana. If you have a solid source for anyone we missed, we will review it.
What new creators can learn from these channels
Patiala’s top creators took very different routes: village comedy with a social message, live teaching, practical tutorials, stand-up and public-health talks. What they share is Punjabi or Hindi content aimed at a clear audience, and years of steady uploads. Jaggie’s early run of 30 flops and A1 Turban’s seven slow years are reminders that consistency matters more than any single video.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is the richest YouTuber in Patiala?
Nobody can say for sure, because no credible news outlet has published a net-worth or earnings figure for any Patiala YouTuber. By reach, Jaggie TV leads. The Punjabi comedy channel run by Jagseer Singh from Rajgarh village in Patiala district had about 1.75 million subscribers on 19 October 2026.
Which YouTuber from Patiala has the most subscribers?
Among the creators whose Patiala link we could confirm, Jaggie TV has the most, with about 1.75 million subscribers as of 19 October 2026. It is followed by Raman IELTS from Patran (974,000) and A1 Turban Training Centre on Tripuri Road, Patiala (629,000).
Are there education YouTubers in Patiala?
Yes. Raman IELTS, run by Raman Sharma from Patran in Patiala district, teaches IELTS English to almost a million subscribers, and A1 Turban Training Centre in Patiala posts turban-tying tutorials. Dr Harshinder Kaur, a Patiala paediatrician, posts talks on health and girls’ rights.
Why are Parmish Verma, Ammy Virk and Harrdy Sandhu not on this list?
They are from Patiala, but their channels are the official channels of music and film stars. This list covers creators who built their audience on YouTube itself: comedians, teachers, vloggers and educators.
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