0:25 Shorts
Kareena, Saif & Family Spotted At Bandra Restaurant In Ethnic Wear
0 views · 13 hours ago
Youtube Toolkit / YouTube Stats / NDTV
Subscribers
16.1M
#170 worldwide
Total Views
9.9B
9,858,336,195
Est. Monthly Rev.
$222
Estimate only
0:25 Shorts
0 views · 13 hours ago
0:49 Shorts
829 views · 14 hours ago
0:58 Shorts
64 views · 14 hours ago
0:09 Shorts
10.9K views · 15 hours ago
0:22 Shorts
7.0K views · 16 hours ago
0:15 Shorts
10.4K views · 17 hours ago
0:26 Shorts
4.9K views · 17 hours ago
0:29 Shorts
3.0K views · 17 hours ago
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NDTV (@ndtv) currently has 16.1M subscribers and 9,858,336,195 total views across 308,209 public videos, and the channel has been on YouTube since May 2006. In our worldwide ranking of the biggest channels, it sits at #170.
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