Mostly Sane, Utterly Iconic: Prajakta Koli Represents India on TIME100 Creators List

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In India's digital creator community's first, Prajakta Koli, aka "Mostly Sane," has been named to the first TIME100 Creators List as the first Indian-born creator—along with global icons Jay Shetty, Charli D'Amelio, Marques Brownlee, and more. This recognition by TIME Magazine celebrates the world's most influential digital voices in entertainment, education, activism, and innovation.

Key Highlights

Prajakta Koli's Milestone

First and sole Indian creator on TIME's inaugural Creators List, where she is included as a world digital influencer.
Well-known for her real-life storytelling, humor, and voice on topics such as climate action and education.
Prajakta started in 2015 with her YouTube channel "Mostly Sane," which boasts more than 7 million followers and 8 million on Instagram.
Her acting career includes Netflix's top-rated show Mismatched, Bollywood films, and her bestselling book Too Good To Be True.

International Corporation

Prajakta co-headlines with British writer and Indian-origin motivation speaker Jay Shetty, and TikTok dance sensation and one of the world's most followed creators, Charli D'Amelio.
It also includes such creators as MrBeast, Marques Brownlee, Kai Cenat, and Mel Robbins, which indicates the extent and breadth of the digital creator economy.

TIME's Vision

TIME100 Creators List recognizes online business leaders making culture, driving conversation, and mobilizing communities around the world.
The launch is followed by a celebrity-studded party in New York City, ushering in a new age of global digital power.

Prajakta Koli's Response "It's humbling and profoundly significant to be the first Indian creator on TIME's inaugural TIME100 Creators List. This recognition represents not just my journey, but the power of true storytelling and the responsibility of having a platform."

Why It Matters

Prajakta's induction is a milestone for Indian digital influencers, establishing their increasing clout on the global arena and motivating a new generation to be heard to make a difference.

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