Man's spot-on mimicry of Nikhil Kamath makes Zerodha billionaire go ROFL. Viral video
Nikhil Kamath reacted to Rohit Raghvendra's imitation of how the billionaire speaks on the “WTF is” podcast.
A content creator's spot-on imitation of Nikhil Kamath from his hugely popular podcast has caught the attention of the Zerodha co-founder himself. Rohit Raghvendra on Thursday shared a video on Instagram of him mimicking Kamath's signature style of speaking with guests on the "WTF is" podcast.

"You can't ask such intense questions while also serving me some fancy food, I can only focus on one thing," the content creator said in the caption of the video, which is quickly going viral. The food reference was a nod to the elaborate meals often served to Kamath and his guests during the course of the interviews that run over two hours.
In Raghvendra's case, the creator simply placed in front of him a banana with a fork.
Among the several points he spoke in Kamath's style, Raghvendra pretended to be asking intense questions to someone working in the creator economy.
In the hilarious video, the Instagram comic picked up Kamath's tone and body language while delivering his mock-deep questions.
The first question was: "What's your advice to someone who went viral for slapping their brother in a Rakshabandhan reel but now wants to start a meditation podcast?"
He also asked his imaginary guest for a "mental model" that a rickshaw driver in Delhi could use to build a creator economy model side-hustle.
Watch the video here:
Rohit Raghvendra's video found its way to Nikhil Kamath hours after he published it on Instagram. The Zerodha billionaire dropped a “rolling on the floor laughing” emoji in the comments.
Among others who reacted to the spoof was BharatPe co-founder Ashneer Grover. “Hilarious,” said the Instagram-savvy former Shark Tank India judge.
(Also Read: Did Nikhil Kamath just apply for a 3-month internship? Indian-origin CEO reacts to his unexpected request)
Nikhil Kamath, who has over 1.58 million subscribers on YouTube, has interviewed a range of people from different walks of life. Apart from a string of entrepreunders, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, age-reversing millionaire Bryan Johnson, actor Ranbir Kapoor are few of the guests on his podcast.
(Also Read: US millionaire Bryan Johnson leaves billionaire Nikhil Kamath’s interview midway)
ABOUT THE AUTHORShylaja VarmaShylaja Varma is the Trending Editor at Hindustan Times. Having worked in some of India’s top newsrooms, she has established herself as a keen observer of internet culture. Her work often bridges the gap between fast-paced digital developments and traditional reportage. From writing about the human toll of disasters and decoding the hottest memes to tracking what Elon Musk, Indian CEOs, billionaires and tech leaders are doing on social media, Shylaja’s editorial lens is defined by accuracy, speed and a deep understanding of the online landscape. She also writes stories about Indians abroad, the NRI life and struggles. She also has a keen eye for stories about Bengaluru and its startup and IT culture, having grown up in the Karnataka capital and seen its evolution. Prior to her current role, Shylaja spent several years at CNN-News18, NDTV and Moneycontrol, where she honed her skills in real-time news reporting and digital storytelling. She started her career in television news, reporting from Bengaluru and New Delhi. Shylaja built Moneycontrol’s Trends vertical and set up the team, turning it into a high-traffic destination. She also did video interviews for events like Startup Conclave and The Creator Economy Summit A microbiology graduate from Mount Carmel College, Bengaluru, she went on to complete a Master’s in Journalism and Audio-Visual Communication from COMMITS, Bengaluru.Read More

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