Connect with us

Lifestyle

Speak Like A Native With Odisha’s Eng-fluencer Dhiraj Takri

Published

on

dhiraj takri teaches english - the reel stars

Forget expensive language courses and dry textbooks. Dhiraj Takri, a 22-year-old from a small village in Odisha, is changing the game of learning English with his bite-sized lessons and infectious Desi charm. With a dash of humor, a sprinkle of memes, and a whole lot of “speaking fast,” Takri has amassed over 1.1 million followers on Instagram, proving that the journey from small-town boy to social media star can be paved with quirky English hacks. Also, he remarkably managed to reach that number in only 44 days!

Takri’s journey is an inspirational tale of a small-town boy making it big on the digital stage. This young man from the quaint village of Chitrakote in Odisha, once struggled with fluency in English. He even failed his 12th board exams. But his desire to speak like a Westerner, particularly with the fast-paced American accent, led him to YouTube. There, he embarked on a learning odyssey that would pave the path to social media fame.

Takri’s rise to Instagram stardom wasn’t an overnight success story. Until December 2023, he had a modest following of just 160. Then, the tides turned with his 66th video. In this clip, he offered a simplified trick for pronouncing “handsome” the Western way – by silencing the “d.” This video went viral, catapulting him to recognition.

But Takri’s secret weapon wasn’t just his knowledge. He understood the art of engagement. His videos are cleverly edited, infused with memes and quirky lines that keep viewers glued.

Takri knows exactly how to go viral; the numbers don’t lie! His “It will be” pronunciation video for instance, has 27.7M views!

Today, Takri boasts over 1.1 million followers, a testament to his transformation into a respected linguistic mentor. His story exemplifies a growing trend – the rise of regional Indian creators taking center stage on Instagram. Armed with smartphones and a deep understanding of their subjects, these influencers are changing the social media landscape. From agriculture and daily life to cultural insights and social commentary, they offer a fresh perspective on India, a perspective that’s resonating with the nation.

Takri’s journey is a beacon of hope for aspiring creators in small towns across India. It’s a story that proves that with dedication, creativity, and the power of the internet, anyone can find their voice and build a massive audience.

Anusuya, a Bengali girl in Bengaluru, is an experienced content specialist with a passion for writing compelling articles & blogs while crafting engaging social media posts & website copy. Currently a content manager, she thrives on being hands-on in the creative process. When not meeting deadlines, she enjoys Pinterest-planning her next trips; to explore new cities and immerse herself in local cultures, especially local food. Is it any wonder she chose a degree in Travel & Tourism?

Lifestyle

Kerala Creators Share Celebrations During Onam 2024

Published

on

Onam-The Reelstars

Onam is a major festival celebrated with immense joy and enthusiasm in the Indian state of Kerala and among Malayali communities worldwide. It commemorates the homecoming of the legendary King Mahabali and marks the harvest season, highlighting Kerala’s rich culture and traditions. The festival spans ten days, each holding its own unique significance, culminating in […]

Continue Reading

Lifestyle

Diwali Wishes for Social Media: Creative and Heartfelt Posts

Published

on

diwali 2024 - the reelstars

Diwali is just around the corner, and you know what that means – it’s time to light up your social media feed with festive wishes! Especially if you’re a creator, you want to make sure your posts are not only engaging but also authentic and heartfelt. To help you out, we’ve curated a list of […]

Continue Reading

Lifestyle

Hindi Diwas: Discover the Creators Teaching Hindi on Instagram

Published

on

Hindi Diwas-The Reelstars

Every year on September 14, India celebrates Hindi Diwas to mark the historic day in 1949 when the Constituent Assembly recognized Hindi, written in the Devanagari script, as one of the official languages of the nation. This day serves as a reminder of the importance of Hindi in fostering unity in a country as diverse […]

Continue Reading

Are you following us?

Archive

Trending

Enable Notifications OK No thanks