Mehak Syed—AKA Mizo Plays—came into this world on June 20, 2001, Mumbai-style. She’s hitting 23 in 2025, and truly, she’s been on the pound since she was scarcely a young person. Her family? Super chill around gaming. She bounced in at 12 and never looked back. Whereas most people are fair attempting to pass their classes, she was juggling uni at DY Patil and overcoming each comfort and contraption she may get her hands on: PS4, at that point PC, portable, and indeed dallying in VR. She’s everywhere.

Looks? She’s almost 5’6″, weighs in around 60 kilos. Dark hair, dull eyes, completely fits that “gamer who might too be a wellness influencer” vibe. She fair pops on camera—athletic vitality, a la mode, the works.

Now, the YouTube hustle: she propelled “Mizo” way back in 2012 (that’s, what, some time recently a few of her adherents seem indeed spell “YouTube”?). Fast-forward, she’s sitting lovely with over 435K subs and clocking about 80 million sees. Not fair one-trick-pony stuff either—she’s played, like, 500+ recreations. From BGMI to Call of Obligation: Warzone, and she’s profound into Oculus VR. Girl’s got range.

Big career flex? In May 2024, she bolted down a spot with Divine Esports as a substance creator—yep, that’s a gigantic bargain in Indian gaming. And definitely, her companion Sakshi Shetty had a hand in making that happen. Since at that point, it’s been sponsorships, competitions, and all the advantages that come with leveling up in the esports world.

Awards? She’s racked up a few: A la mode Gamer of the Year (2023), Epic Streamer of the Year (2024). Essentially, she kills in-game and still oversees to see cool doing it.

Money conversation? Depending on who you inquire. A few say she’s worth ₹15–25 lakh (which is, what, $18–30K USD?), whereas others toss out ₹50 lakh (almost USD 60K). She’s pulling in ₹1–2 lakh a month, allow or take. Not terrible for playing diversions and vibing with fans.


Socials? Goodness, she’s all over. YouTube: “Mizo Plays” with over 435K subs. Insta: @mizoislive, numbers bounce around, but let’s fair say anyplace between 74K and 300K devotees (classic influencer math). Twitter/X? She’s got 15–16K in the run. Her content’s a blend: gameplay, walkthroughs, VR franticness, travel, and her Gen-Z mold sense.

Personal life—she keeps it low-key. No open connections, not hitched, fair living that autonomous, selfie-snapping, game-obsessed, travel-loving life. Adores hanging with fans and finding whatever’s unused in gaming. Classic Gen-Z.

As for the future? She’s looking at more collabs with gaming brands, possibly indeed appearing up on Bigg Boss OTT (envision the dramatization), and repping Heavenly in top-tier esports competitions. She’s not abating down anytime before long.