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| GanEsh GD | |||||||
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| Personal information | |||||||
| Born | Ganesh Devkota 17 July 2003 Gamgadhi,Mugu | ||||||
| Nationality | Nepalese | ||||||
| Occupation | Content Creator | ||||||
| YouTube information | |||||||
| Also known as | GD | ||||||
| Channel | |||||||
| Location | Gamgadhi,Mugu,Nepal | ||||||
| Years active | 2017–present | ||||||
| Genre | Comedy | ||||||
| Subscribers | 855k[1] | ||||||
| Total views | 132 million[1] | ||||||
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Last updated: Aug 22, 2024 | |||||||
Ganesh Devkota, widely known as Ganesh GD, was born on July 17, 2003, in the remote village of GamGadhi in Mugu, Nepal, a region renowned for its stunning natural beauty, including the picturesque Rara Lake. Growing up in this serene and isolated area, Ganesh developed a deep connection to nature, which instilled in him a sense of peace and simplicity. The rugged landscape and tight-knit community of his village offered him a unique perspective on life, contrasting sharply with the hustle and bustle of urban environments.
Early Life
[edit]His early years were marked by a fascination with technology and storytelling. Ganesh often captured his adventures with friends using a basic camera or mobile phone, laying the foundation for his future career in content creation. After completing his initial education at a local school in Mugu, Ganesh moved to Kathmandu to continue his education. He studied grade 5,6 and 7 then returned Mugu, after finishing grade 7 as per his parent's advice to continue schooling. Despite the significant shift from his tranquil village life to the dynamic city environment, he adapted well and excelled academically.
Returning to Mugu to finish his School Leaving Certificate (SEE) at Shree Mahakali Secondary School, Ganesh began exploring YouTube at age 13. Inspired by a video on "Top 10 Ways to Earn Money," he started creating tech-related content, which marked the beginning of his journey as a content creator. Although his early videos did not achieve immediate success, they provided him with crucial experience and confidence. Ganesh's diverse experiences—from the quietude of Mugu to the vibrancy of Kathmandu—shaped his creative vision, ultimately leading him to become one of Nepal's most notable young YouTubers.
YouTube Career
[edit]Ganesh GD's YouTube career began when he was just 13 years old, driven by a curiosity about how to earn money online. After watching a video titled "Top 10 Ways to Earn Money," Ganesh was inspired to explore YouTube as a platform where he could combine his passion for technology and storytelling. This marked the beginning of a journey that would eventually make him one of Nepal's most influential content creators.
Early Viral Attempts
[edit]Ganesh's initial foray into YouTube was through a tech channel where he focused on creating technology-related content. He uploaded between 100 and 200 videos, mostly mimicking tricks and tips he had seen from other tech YouTubers. However, despite his hard work and consistent uploads, Ganesh felt unfulfilled and disconnected from the content he was creating. The tech videos did not resonate with him on a personal level, nor did they achieve the success he had hoped for.
Recognizing that his true interests lay elsewhere, Ganesh decided to pivot his content strategy. He launched a new channel called GD Vines, where he began experimenting with comedy content. His first taste of viral success came when he posted a sarcastic video reacting to the elimination of a contestant from the popular Nepali reality show, Nepal Idol. The video went viral, amassing over 20,000 views within 24 hours. However, despite this initial success, subsequent videos did not perform as well, leading to frustration.
Rise to Fame
[edit]Frustrated but not defeated, Ganesh decided to start afresh with a new channel, which he named "GanEsh GD." This channel marked a significant turning point in his career. He shifted his focus entirely to comedy and entertainment, which better aligned with his natural talents and interests. His perseverance paid off when his first major viral video on this channel, titled "Britain Got Talent | Amazing Performance 14 years Nepali boy," garnered 50,000 views on its first day. This video not only brought him widespread attention but also established him as a rising star in the Nepali YouTube community.
The success of this video was soon followed by another viral hit, "15 Years Boy In Britain Got Talent | Magical Nepali Boy || Most Shocking Auditions || Ganesh GD." This video became his most popular upload, significantly boosting his subscriber count and solidifying his reputation as a leading content creator in Nepal.
Mainstream Success
[edit]At the age of 15, Ganesh GD achieved a significant milestone by receiving the Silver Play Button from YouTube, awarded for surpassing 100,000 subscribers. This achievement made him one of the youngest Nepali YouTubers to earn this recognition, highlighting his growing influence and popularity. His channel, which now boasts over 855,000 subscribers and more than 132 million total views, continues to thrive.
Ganesh's success can be attributed to his ability to create content that resonates with a wide audience. His comedy videos, often infused with satire and humor, have a broad appeal that crosses cultural and generational boundaries. He also brings a unique perspective to his content, drawing inspiration from his life experiences and the cultural richness of his hometown, Mugu.
In addition to comedy, Ganesh has also explored short filmmaking, further expanding his creative horizons. One of his notable projects is the short film "Guleli," which is produced in the Khas language and reflects his deep connection to his cultural roots. Ganesh's interest in filmmaking has grown over the years, leading him to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Film Studies to hone his skills and explore new creative avenues.
YouTube Content
[edit]Ganesh GD's YouTube content has evolved significantly since he first started on the platform. Initially, he focused on technology tutorials, creating numerous videos that provided tips and tricks on various tech topics. However, as he grew more attuned to his creative preferences, Ganesh realized that tech content did not fully align with his passions. This led him to pivot towards comedy, where he found his true calling and began producing content that resonated more deeply with both himself and his audience.
With the launch of his new channel, "GanEsh GD," Ganesh embraced comedy and entertainment as his primary focus. His content is characterized by its humorous and satirical approach, often reflecting social and cultural themes in a way that is both entertaining and thought-provoking. His videos frequently incorporate elements of satire, providing a comedic perspective on everyday situations and popular culture. This shift to comedy allowed Ganesh to build a strong connection with his viewers, who appreciate his ability to blend humor with insightful commentary.
Ganesh's most notable content includes viral hits like "Britain Got Talent | Amazing Performance 14 years Nepali boy" and "15 Years Boy In Britain Got Talent | Magical Nepali Boy || Most Shocking Auditions || Ganesh GD," which showcase his talent for creating engaging and shareable videos. Over time, his channel has expanded to include a range of comedic sketches, satirical takes on current events, and even short films like "Guleli," which highlight his storytelling skills and cultural roots. Ganesh's content continues to evolve as he explores new creative avenues while staying true to his comedic style, keeping his audience entertained and engaged.
Personal Life
[edit]Ganesh GD was born on July 17, 2003, in Mugu, Gamgadhi, a remote district in Nepal known for its natural beauty and mountainous terrain. Growing up in this picturesque environment, Ganesh developed a deep appreciation for nature, spending his childhood exploring the snowy landscapes and serene surroundings of Mugu and Rara. His early life was marked by a close connection to the natural world, which continues to influence his personal interests and values.
Ganesh comes from a supportive and close-knit family. His father, Laxmi Prasad Devkota, and mother, Junlagi Devkota, have been instrumental in his journey, providing encouragement and support from his early days on YouTube. Ganesh is the youngest son in his family, with an elder brother named Naresh Devkota. His family's backing has been crucial in his success, allowing him to pursue his passions and develop his skills.
Education played a significant role in Ganesh's life as well. He studied in Kathmandu for grades 5 through 7 while living in a hostel, before returning to Mugu to complete his SEE (School Leaving Certificate). It was during this time that Ganesh began his YouTube career, balancing his studies with his growing interest in content creation. His journey from a small village to becoming a prominent YouTuber reflects his dedication and the strong support system provided by his family and community.
Public Image
[edit]Ganesh GD's public image is that of a dynamic and relatable entertainer who has made a significant impact in the Nepali digital landscape. Known for his comedic flair and engaging content, Ganesh has earned a reputation as one of Nepal's leading YouTubers. His humor, often infused with satire and social commentary, resonates with a broad audience, making him a well-loved figure among viewers of all ages. His ability to address cultural and social issues through comedy has not only entertained but also engaged and provoked thought among his audience, further solidifying his status as a prominent content creator.
Beyond his online presence, Ganesh is viewed as a humble and down-to-earth individual, qualities that have endeared him to his fans. His journey from a remote village in Mugu to achieving mainstream success is seen as an inspiring story of perseverance and authenticity. Ganesh's genuine personality and commitment to his craft contribute to his positive public image, reflecting his dedication to both his content and his audience. As he continues to expand his creative endeavors, including ventures into filmmaking, Ganesh is expected to maintain and enhance his reputation as a leading voice in Nepali entertainment.
Filmography
[edit]Ganesh GD's filmography marks a notable expansion from his successful career as a YouTuber into the realm of filmmaking. His foray into film began with the production of his first short film, "Guleli," which is made in the Khas language. This project showcases Ganesh's versatility as a content creator, reflecting his growing interest in storytelling through film. "Guleli" highlights his ability to craft narratives and explore different forms of media, demonstrating his commitment to broadening his creative horizons beyond comedy and digital content. Apart from, this, his creation was featured in online khabar in the list of, "5 Nepali short films to watch on Youtube[2]" and his short horror movie was also featured in Online Khabar as,"DOLL-E: This short film will tell you all about the strengths and weaknesses of Nepali horror films[3]"
As Ganesh continues to develop his skills in filmmaking, he is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Film Studies, which further supports his ambition to excel in this field. This academic pursuit is aimed at enhancing his technical and artistic abilities, allowing him to bring new concepts and innovative ideas to his future projects. Ganesh's venture into film represents a significant step in his career, as he aims to blend his storytelling expertise with his newfound filmic skills to create compelling and impactful cinematic works.
Awards
[edit]| Year | Competition | Result | Ref |
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| 2022 | Documentary Competition Organized by Karnali Province Government, Nepal | Won | [1] |
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ a b "About GanEsH GD". YouTube.
- ^ Onlinekhabar (January 3, 2024). "5 Nepali short films to watch on YouTube". Onlinekhabar. OnlineKhabar.
- ^ Sangroula, Prasun (June 12, 2023). "DOLL-E: This short film will tell you all about the strengths and weaknesses of Nepali horror films". OnlineKhabar.