In the quiet lanes of Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, a young student once dreamed of doing more than just writing lines of code. That student was Zia Kamal, who, while pursuing his B.Tech in Information Technology at AKTU, discovered an unexpected passion — storytelling through YouTube.
When Zia launched his channel in 2018, YouTube was already crowded with established creators. Yet, he started small, posting short comedy vines that quickly caught attention. His unique edge wasn’t just the humor itself but the charisma with which he delivered it — spontaneous, energetic, and larger than life.
The turning point came in 2020, during the global pandemic. While the world slowed down, Zia’s creativity accelerated. He began experimenting with prank videos, and that’s when his most iconic creation emerged: Ajgar Badmash. Quirky, unpredictable, and unapologetically funny, Ajgar wasn’t just another character — he became a digital sensation. Fans connected instantly, and his popularity spread beyond India to Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and even Gulf countries.
Today, Zia’s numbers speak louder than words. With over 3 million YouTube subscribers, 500,000 Instagram followers, and more than 1 million Facebook fans, he has established himself as one of the most relatable digital entertainers in South Asia. His Silver and Golden YouTube Play Buttons stand as milestones in a journey that began with nothing but a dream and a camera.
Yet, Zia Kamal’s ambitions go far beyond social media. Determined to evolve as a performer, he has turned to theatre training to refine his craft, with a clear goal of stepping into Bollywood. For him, YouTube was never the final destination — it was the launchpad.
What makes Zia stand out in the crowded digital space is his ability to create characters that feel real. Ajgar Badmash is not just a role but an experience — someone audiences laugh with, remember, and keep coming back to. His originality and authenticity ensure that he stays ahead in a world overflowing with creators.
From Sambhal’s bylanes to New Delhi’s theatre lights, Zia Kamal’s story is a reminder that true success is not accidental. It is built with patience, creativity, and the courage to be different. And if Ajgar Badmash is only the beginning, then Zia’s larger story — one that might soon light up the silver screen — is just waiting to unfold.