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Riya Pandey
06 NOV 2025 | 09:48:22

In 2025, India has officially turned every profession into content — from real estate agents to doctors, chefs, and teachers. As comedian Raunaq Rajani joked on The Hot Take Podcast, “Even my dad’s real estate friends are viral now.”

What started as influencer culture has evolved into something much bigger — a nation where everyone’s job, passion, or daily life can be turned into a story worth sharing. This is the new face of the Indian creator economy, where creativity meets commerce and individuality meets the internet. Whether it’s small-town entrepreneurs showcasing their hustle or professionals breaking stereotypes through storytelling, India’s digital landscape is buzzing with authenticity, humor, and ambition. Content creation isn’t just a career anymore — it’s a cultural movement redefining what it means to “make it” in modern India.

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