Dangal TV, one of India’s leading entertainment brands, has achieved a landmark feat on the global digital stage.

As per the Tubular Leaderboard, the channel’s YouTube platform has been ranked No.1 in Overall Creators as well as in the Media & Entertainment (Global | Film & Movies | YouTube) categories for two consecutive months – June and July 2025.

The milestone was announced through a press release, which also revealed that Dangal TV’s YouTube channel has now surpassed 50 million subscribers, placing it firmly among the Top 100 global YouTube channels. With this, the brand has outperformed some of the world’s biggest names including Spidey, Zee TV, Sony SAB, YRF, and SET India.

What makes the achievement remarkable is Dangal TV’s journey. Launched on YouTube in 2017 with modest ambitions, the channel steadily rose to prominence by staying rooted in authentic storytelling from India’s heartland. By combining its cultural ethos with an adaptive approach for digital-first audiences, Dangal TV has built a loyal community while scaling global reach.

Manish Singhal, Managing Director, said, “Dangal TV’s No.1 ranking for two consecutive months across global leaderboards is a proud milestone in our digital journey. It highlights the trust our audiences place in us, strengthens our vision of bringing India’s heartland stories to a global stage, and reinforces our confidence in achieving many more milestones in the journey ahead.”

Adding to this, Candice Gaudinier, Director of Content Marketing, Chartbeat and Tubular, noted, “Tubular’s mission has always been to spotlight platforms and creators who drive meaningful engagement at scale. Dangal TV’s #1 ranking in both India and globally within the Film and Movies genre on YouTube is a remarkable achievement. It highlights how a brand rooted in India’s heartland stories can resonate with audiences worldwide and set new benchmarks for digital entertainment.”

The recognition not only strengthens Dangal TV’s stature in the global digital entertainment ecosystem but also marks another step forward in India’s growing influence on worldwide content consumption.