Gaming
Revenant Esports Signs Antaryami Gaming
Mumbai: Revenant Esports, one of Asia’s fastest-growing esports organizations, is thrilled to announce the signing of popular content creator, Antaryami Gaming. The creator, who commands more than 4 million subscribers on YouTube, is among India’s biggest names in the gaming space.
Born on 26 Jan 1996, Antaryami Gaming, whose real name is Rishabh Verma, has been creating content for more than four years primarily on the popular battle royale title, Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI). He has been one of the country’s most consistent content creators and is known for his engaging and humorous live streams, making the creator’s personality align perfectly with Revenant Esports, a fan-first esports organisation.
“I couldn’t be more excited to be joining Revenant Esports,” said Antaryami Gaming. “Being a part of a prominent org like Revenant will not only allow me to level up my content but also open new opportunities for me to engage with my fans at different esports events. I’m excited to build a strong gaming community with Revenant Esports. Together, we’ll reach new audiences and I look forward to bringing more collaborative content with other Revenant creators like Alpha Clasher, Emperor Plays and more.”
Revenant Esports, backed by Bollywood star Tiger Shroff, has now expanded its content creator lineup with Antaryami Gaming joining the likes of Bitty, Ayush Is Live, Emperor
Plays, and Alpha Clasher. Through these signings, the organization will be unlocking new ways to expand its reach to gamers while building new content IPs for fans.
Commenting on the new signing, Revenant Esports CEO & founder Rohit Jagasia said, “We are thrilled to welcome Antaryami Gaming to the Revenant Esports family. He isn’t just a content creator but also a gaming icon in India with an incredible following. At Revenant, we believe in investing in the biggest talent who share the same love and passion for gaming. This is just the beginning as we have a lot more exciting announcements on the way.”
In addition to his impressive four million YouTube subscribers, Antaryami Gaming also boasts a substantial following of over 500,000 on Instagram.
According to the India Games Market Report by Niko Partners, the country has 444.4 million gamers, which is expected to grow to more than 640 million by 2027. With strong esports teams and an impressive content creator lineup, Revenant Esports is leveraging this growth to build a strong gaming community.
Gaming
Formula 1 and Mumbai Falcons launch India’s first official F1 sim racing championship
Nationwide competition creates pathway from virtual racing to pro motorsport
MUMBAI: Formula 1 has teamed up with Mumbai Falcons Racing Limited to launch India’s first officially sanctioned F1 sim racing competition, marking a new step in the country’s growing motorsport ecosystem.
The championship, titled F1 Sim Racing India Open 2026, will offer a structured national platform for sim racers, with participants competing on the official F1 25 across multiple stages. The competition will begin with online qualifiers, followed by city-based simulator rounds, before culminating in a national final in Mumbai this November.
Open to players across PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox, registrations for the event will begin on 30 April via the Mumbai Falcons app. The format mirrors real-world racing, featuring official circuits, team liveries and competitive structures aligned with the global series.
Formula 1 driver Narain Karthikeyan said the initiative arrives at a time when interest in the sport is surging in India, adding that a structured sim racing platform could help identify and nurture the next generation of talent.
Mumbai Falcons Racing Limited managing director Ameet Gadhoke noted that the championship aligns with the team’s long-term goal of building a strong motorsport pipeline in the country and placing Indian talent on the global stage.
The launch also reflects broader momentum in esports, especially after its recognition under India’s Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025. By bridging gaming and real-world racing, the initiative aims to offer aspiring drivers a credible entry point into professional motorsport.
With interest in Formula 1 steadily rising and conversations around its return to India gaining pace, the new championship could become a proving ground for future racing stars.
