2023 Rewind: Top 10 Most Googled Celebrities in 2023

India’s hottest searches of 2023 are revealed! Dive into the top 10 most-searched people on Google, a fascinating mix of power players, athletes, and entertainers who dominated headlines and digital buzz. From politics to sports to Films, this list captures the year’s online obsessions.

• Kiara Advani

Bollywood’s dazzling Kiara Advani has ascended the ranks with electrifying performances in hits like Kabir Singh, Shershaah, and Jug Jugg Jeeyo. Her beauty, talent, and chameleon-like adaptability captivate audiences, while her advocacy for women’s empowerment inspires. In February 2023, Kiara sealed her happily ever after with fellow actor Sidharth Malhotra.

• Shubman Gill

Born in 1999, Shubman Gill, India’s young batting prodigy, mesmerizes with his graceful strokeplay and unwavering composure. A U-19 World Cup hero, he has already tasted national glory, though consistency whispers a cautionary tale. Yet, his potential flickers with a Kohli-esque intensity, promising to illuminate India’s batting order for years to come.

• Rachin Ravindra

Kiwi all-rounder Rachin Ravindra is turning heads with his elegant left-handed batting and crafty left-arm spin. A World Cup debut century solidified his promising future, his potential whispering comparisons to New Zealand greats. Young and still developing, Ravindra is one to watch as he carves his name in the Black Caps’ legacy.

• Mohammed Shami

India’s pace spearhead, Mohammed Shami, reigns supreme with his mastery of swing and seam. Holding the record for fastest 50 wickets in World Cup history, Shami’s lethal accuracy and yorker prowess solidify his place as one of the best bowlers of this generation, making him an indispensable weapon in India’s bowling attack.

• Elvish Yadav

Indian social media personality Elvish Yadav gained popularity for his humorous and satirical YouTube content, amassing millions of subscribers. He’s also a Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner, though his career has been marked by controversy surrounding jokes deemed inappropriate and body-shaming. Despite the mixed reception, his talent and audience engagement can’t be discounted.

• Sidharth Malhotra

Bollywood heartthrob Sidharth Malhotra charmed audiences with his debut in “Student of the Year” and cemented his versatility with acclaimed roles in “Kapoor & Sons,” “Shershaah,” and “Ittefaq.” Beyond acting, his entrepreneurial spirit shines through his foray into film production. Sealed with a Bollywood fairytale wedding to Kiara Advani in 2023, Sidharth continues to captivate fans as a prominent figure in Indian cinema.

• Glenn Maxwell

Aussie showman Glenn Maxwell, a versatile all-rounder, electrifies T20 crowds with audacious batting, acrobatic fielding, and irrepressible enthusiasm. Though prone to occasional dips, his raw talent and entertaining persona make him a global T20 icon.

• David Beckham

Beckham, football’s golden boy, transcended the pitch. His pin-point crosses, bending free kicks, and iconic number 7 became synonymous with brilliance. Lifting the Champions League, six Premier League titles, and the Golden Ball cemented his legacy. But Beckham’s aura extended beyond the game, with his marriage to Victoria Beckham catapulting him into the fashion and celebrity stratosphere. His 2013 retirement marked the end of an era, yet his influence in football and beyond remains palpable.

• Suryakumar Yadav

Suryakumar Yadav, a batsman renowned for his stylish strokeplay and explosive power, has become a mainstay of India’s limited-overs lineup.

• Travis Head

Australian stalwart Travis Head anchors the batting order across formats. His aggressive strokeplay and consistent clean hitting, evident in his Test century and World Cup fifty, make him a reliable run-scorer. Agile in the field and a dedicated team player, Head is a core member of the Australian cricket setup.