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Bhuvan Bam addresses 900 students at Under25 Summit At Campus in Bengaluru

Bengaluru, November 2026: Under25, a youth network, organised its Summit At Campus (SAC) at BNMIT in Bengaluru, drawing 900 students for a day of cultural and educational activities. The event featured creator and actor Bhuvan Bam, who engaged with students, performed, and discussed his career trajectory.

Bam spoke about his latest project, Dhindora S2, and recounted his journey from YouTube to broader entertainment platforms. He emphasised the importance of evolving as a creator, trusting creative instincts, and experimenting with new formats. Bam credited YouTube for providing him with a platform and audience, but noted that artists should not be dependent on a single medium.

Bhuvan Bam on audience connection

During the session, Bam expressed his preference for calling his audience friends rather than fans, highlighting the value of accessibility and genuine interaction between creators and their viewers. He encouraged students to pursue their interests across different fields and to remain adaptable in their creative pursuits.

Insights from Under25 CEO Jeel Gandhi

Jeel Gandhi, CEO of Under25, commented on the changing aspirations of young people, stating that the current generation seeks to explore multiple interests rather than conforming to traditional roles. Gandhi noted that having Bhuvan Bam and other creators such as Sharanya, Harmanpreet, Abhinay, and Poorav on stage demonstrated the diverse opportunities available to students.

Student-led programming and national reach

The SAC event combined discussions, performances, and student-led segments reflecting youth culture. The summit’s lineup included creators Sharanya, Poorav, Harman, and Abhinay. Under25’s SACs are licensed and entirely student-run through its nationwide fellowship network, offering students experience in programming, partnerships, and leadership. The organisation has held over 200 summits in 36 cities, reaching more than 1.2 million students.


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Ravindra Soni
Ravindra Sonihttps://businessfortnight.com
Senior journalist with 38 years of experience in print and digital media. Former Executive Editor. Founder and Editor of BusinessFortnight, covering business, economy, and policy news from Madhya Pradesh and across India.
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