Top 5 Favourite Indian YouTube Channels in 2026 for Home, Kitchen, Health & More!
Back in 2020, I wrote about my five favorite Indian YouTube channels for home decor and organisation. A lot has changed since then - some of those channels have grown into massive communities, some I've drifted away from, and I've discovered a bunch of new ones that have earned a permanent spot on my subscriptions list. So I thought it was time for an update!
This time around, the list has grown a little beyond home organisation & decor - I'm including channels on kitchen organisation, smart appliances, and even fitness, because managing a home (and yourself) efficiently is really all part of the same puzzle. If you're a homemaker, working woman, or anyone who wants their home and life to run a little smoother, I think you'll find something useful here. A whole myriad of simple ways to do things awaits you. Let's check out my favourite Indian Youtube Channels!
A little disclaimer here - while the content of some of them may sound similar to you, there is quite a lot of difference in their topics, style of presentation, and even the things they cover. Choose what suits you - they differ in a lot of ways and are mostly unique in their content.
Let's get into it!
My Favourite Indian Youtube Channels
This one's a holdover from my original list, and for good reason - Ashu Khatter's channel has been standing strong since 2020, and has only gotten better each year. Her focus remains the same: home management, cleaning and organizing, in a simplified manner. She also shares meal planning ideas, appliance reviews and decluttering techniques. Hers is the kind of content that makes you come back over the years. If you haven't checked out her videos yet, trust me they are worth a watch!
Language: Primarily English but she also has Hindi voiceovers and videos in recent years.
Run by Priyanka, this channel is basically a one-stop-shop for home organization, decor, and appliances. I especially like her home tools and appliance suggestions, quick fixes and shortcuts to doing things in the kitchen. She also has another channel - The Terrace Kitchen - where she simplifies a lot of complex recipes and makes cooking easy. All in all, she has a very systematic, no-nonsense way of presenting while not missing on anything important - that I love the most.
Language: Hindi
3. Grapevine
Gone are the days when all we had at home as appliances were a TV, fridge, mixer grinder and washing machine. Now there's so much more and we are constantly confused which model will met our specific requirements.
Depending on the space available in the house, hard/soft water availability, number of people in the house, food habits, lifestyle and so on, the type of appliance or gadgets needed differs from family to family. It is a pain to choose the right gadget according to our needs. We sometimes end up choosing ones with maximum features and high prices that are actually useless for us.
Saumya's channel has carved out this niche very well to give perfect clarity. It is your go-to if you're the kind of person who agonizes over which dishwasher, robot vacuum, or air fryer to buy. Her buying-guide videos comparing different brands and models (dishwashers, washing machines, chimneys and so on) are what I'd point a first-time viewer to. If "smart home" is a phrase that excites you, or you're simply tired of guessing which product actually works for you, add this one to your list.
Language: Hindi and English
4. Urban Rasoi
Swati started this channel back in 2017, and it's become one of my regulars for her simple way of communication while focusing on practical day to day issues in running the kitchen and the home. Simplicity and relatability attracts me the most to her channel. She also covers kitchen organisation and product reviews - so it's not just about what you cook, but how you manage the space you cook in. Her kitchen organisation and kitchen tour videos are a good starting point if you want to see this side of her content.
Language: Hindi
This one's a bit of a departure from pure home content, but I think it fits right in. It's run by a homemaker, Kiran Thakur, who's upfront that she's not a certified trainer - just a regular Indian housewife sharing what's worked for her. This makes it all the more simpler to follow her. She doesn't give advanced or difficult to follow routines - but will give you more practical options with the necessary motivation as well. Her home-workout routines and simple diet-tip videos are where you should if you're a woman who's always putting everyone else first. This channel might just nudge you to carve out time for your own goals too. I love her personal demeanour and how she puts her heart into everything she says.
Language: Mainly Hindi
That's my updated five!
As always, there are a few more channels I keep an eye on that deserve an honorable mention: Home Hashtag Life by Jaya (an old favorite from my original list), Her Fab Way (Ila Jain's practical, time-saving home and kitchen tips - a bonus pick last time too, and still worth a watch), Houme Interior Design, Hebbars Kitchen, The Terrace Kitchen, Grow with Chetna, Coloraza Interior Design, and NestArtfully. Check them out too!
I hope this updated list helps you find a few new channels to add to your subscriptions. Let me know in the comments which ones you end up loving - or if there's a channel I absolutely need to check out next. Take care!
