“Views Nahi Aa Rahe, Shaadi Kar Leta Hoon,” Dushyant Kukreja On Love & Wedding Vlogs

A plate of chole bhature can take a conversation to unexpected places! When content creator Dushyant Kukreja dropped by Curly Tales’ Tere Gully Mein episode, the plan was simple: walk through the crowded lanes of Purani Delhi and eat some legendary food. Chole bhature, aloo puri, and kachori – the usual suspects were all there. But somewhere between bites and banter, the conversation wandered into territory far more complicated than deciding what to order next. Ps: it was love! 

Dushyant Kukreja Reveals Why He’s Still Single 

For someone whose content largely revolves around family and everyday life, Dushyant had an interesting way of looking at the subject. Instead of immediately talking about romance, he spoke about platonic love, the kind that exists between siblings, family members, and people who show up for each other without expecting anything in return.

That prompted the obvious follow-up. If he has such a clear understanding of relationships, why is he still single?

Dushyant Kukreja didn’t dodge the question. He explained that for him, support matters from day one. A relationship, according to him, becomes difficult when there isn’t understanding at the very first step. 

It was a surprisingly serious answer, which is probably why we couldn’t resist teasing him. Hearing him speak so thoughtfully about love, we joked that with this level of maturity, he might end up getting married in the next five or six months.

Without missing a beat, Dushyant played along. ‘That could happen,’ he laughed. Then came the line that perfectly summed up the creator economy in 2026.

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Dushyant Kukreja Gets Real On Marriage And The Creator Economy

He joked that if the views keep increasing, he might just wake up one day and decide it’s time to get married. Suddenly, the thought would be “Views nahi aa rahe hain… shaadi kar lete hain.”

The conversation later shifted from marriage to another internet obsession, wedding vlogs. Specifically, Sourav Joshi’s.

Sourav Joshi’s wedding videos pulled in massive numbers online, but they also sparked criticism. Many viewers argued that documenting every moment of such a personal occasion meant he wasn’t fully living it. Dushyant Kukreja wasn’t buying that argument.

Calling Sourav Joshi an intelligent YouTuber and an even smarter vlogger, he said creators at that level think differently. They understand audience behaviour, public perception, and the value of attention. According to Dushyant, even criticism has its own utility in the content world.

One minute, Dushyant was discussing emotional compatibility and support in relationships. Next, he was reducing marriage to a spike in views and defending wedding vlogs through the lens of internet culture. Somewhere between the bhaturas and the life advice, he managed to explain both love and content creation in a way that felt way too Gen Z! 

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Watch the full Tere Gully Mein episode on the Curly Tales App or the Curly Tales YouTube Channel. 

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