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Popular YouTuber Sourav Joshi faces online trolling over family vlog clips

Reported by Rituparna Sen (Section Editor) · AajTak ·

Verified — Confirmed by a second source: Hindustan

Confirmed by a second source: Hindustan

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Popular YouTuber Sourav Joshi faces online trolling over family vlog clipsPhoto: Wikimedia Commons

Famous Gen Z YouTuber Sourav Joshi has drawn intense online criticism after a video clip from his Goa trip showed his wife Avantika Bhatt in a transparent dress near a private pool. While many viewers questioned why the unedited clip made it to the final upload, Hindustan reports that social media users slammed the oversight, with one asking if such content is posted intentionally and another noting that the footage was shot, edited, and published without being checked. This follows a previous controversy in October 2026 where Joshi asked Avantika to drink water from their pet dog Oreo's bowl during a 'Truth or Dare' game, sparking heavy backlash before Joshi defended the act by claiming the bowl was washed and the water was clean.

Family Games and Past Controversies

Away from the recent Goa trip backlash, Joshi's daily vlogs frequently feature family moments, including a recent game of 'Truth and Dare' where his elder uncle was dared to give a flower bouquet to the aunt with five lines of heartfelt praise, and an aunt humorously vented accumulated anger at her husband to the amusement of everyone present. In that same session, Joshi himself wore his wife Avantika's clothes on camera as part of a dare, promising viewers a second part if the family fun was well-received. AajTak notes that Joshi remains India's number-one vlogger despite past accusations regarding his treatment of his wife and video shooting methods.

Context

Daily vlogging relies heavily on personal family content, which frequently sparks intense public debates on privacy and boundaries in the age of social media. Creators with massive follower bases often face sharp scrutiny from audiences over what is considered appropriate to share online.

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