YouTuber Nitish Rajput, banned in Pakistan, is rumored to join Bigg Boss 20
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YouTuber Nitish Rajput, banned in Pakistan, is rumored to join Bigg Boss 20

Interest among fans is peaking regarding the list of participants for the reality show 'Bigg Boss 20' by Salman Khan. The YouTuber and educator Nitish Rajput is among the potential candidates, who has already attracted attention due to his analytical videos and participation in various debates.

Nitish Rajput is a popular digital creator whose YouTube channel has over 8 million subscribers. He produces long, analytical videos on topics such as social and political issues, management, current events, and the education system, explaining complex problems in simple language. Some of his videos have garnered over 50 million views, covering subjects like the Ariana Khan case, the Odisha train incident, the Jacqueline Fernandez case, and the Indian education system.

Nitish Rajput's name became known in May 2025 when he himself announced that the Pakistani government had blocked his YouTube channel. The reason was a video he created about Balochistan, which was analyzed against the backdrop of tensions between India and Pakistan. Nitish shared screenshots of the YouTube notification on social media, stating that the Pakistani government had filed a legal complaint against him and blocked the video. He called this ban a 'badge of honor,' noting that after this, his channel surpassed 7 million subscribers in just a few hours.

According to media reports, Nitish, born in Uttar Pradesh, completed school in Rudrapur and later obtained an engineering degree from Gautam Buddha University. He started working at an IT company in 2013 but left in 2020 to dedicate himself fully to being a YouTuber. Currently, fans speculate that his possible participation in 'Bigg Boss 20' could lead him to create as much of a storm inside the house as he raises issues in his videos. However, there has been no official confirmation yet from either the show's organizers or Nitish.

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