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Get to know... Payal Dhare

Gaming content creator for S8UL Esports (@PayalGamingg) is listening to Sabrina Carpenter, playing Battlegrounds Mobile India and craving aamras

Updated on: May 15, 2026 16:24 IST
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Payal Dhare says facing online hate and negativity about her looks and gameplay made her stronger.
Payal Dhare says facing online hate and negativity about her looks and gameplay made her stronger.
  • Currently I am

    Playing Battlegrounds Mobile India, and probably in the middle of another gaming video.

  • High point in life

    Winning Streamer of the Year at the MOBIES Awards in 2024.

  • Low point in life

    Facing online hate and negativity about my looks and gameplay. It made me mentally stronger and more confident.

  • On my playlist

    Water, by Tyla; Espresso, by Sabrina Carpenter; Calm Down, by Rema and Selena Gomez.

  • One thing I would never buy

    A private jet.

  • Today I’m craving

    Thali with aamras.

  • The last thing I ordered online

    Clothes.

  • App I check before bed

    Instagram.

  • Advice I’d give my 18-year-old self

    Don’t overthink, just start. Everything works out when you are consistent.

  • My favourite subject in school

    Maths.

  • I’d swipe right on

    Honesty.

  • My secret skill

    I can connect with people instantly and make them feel comfortable. Whether it’s on camera or in real life.

  • A magic tool I wish I had

    Something to pause time, so I can get everything done without feeling rushed.

  • My favourite Sunday memory

    Waking up late as a kid, watching cartoons on TV, enjoying a special home-cooked lunch and zero stress.

  • My plans for next Sunday

    No idea. Everything’s unpredictable right now, but in a good way.

  • My most star-struck moment

    Meeting Chris Pratt. It felt unreal.

  • My favourite bad habit

    Staying up late scrolling, even when I know I shouldn’t.

  • If I could travel back or forward in time, I’d…

    Relive my early content days, just to see how far I’ve come.