Mortal — Naman Mathur — Indian — PUBG Mobile and Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) — recorded 1.45 million YouTube subscribers in the September 23, 2026 snapshot, won two Indian PUBG Mobile tournaments with Team SouL in 2019, and finished 12th with the team at the PMCO Spring Split Global Finals. Explore the streamer directory and PUBG streamer archive for more player profiles.
Who Is Mortal?
Mortal is an Indian YouTuber, gamer, online streamer and former esports athlete. His real name is Naman Mathur, and he was born on May 22, 1997, in Mumbai, India. He is best known for streaming PUBG Mobile and BGMI, making his profile relevant to South Asian viewers following mobile battle royale gaming.
His career connects content creation, competitive play and esports organisation ownership. He founded Team SouL and later co-founded S8UL with Animesh “Thug” Agarwal, known as 8bit Thug, and Lokesh “Goldy” Jain, known as S8UL Goldy. For someone discovering Mortal through BGMI, that background explains why both SouL and S8UL feature prominently in his story.
The distinction between those roles matters. Mortal’s tournament results describe his career as a player, while S8UL’s broader achievements belong to the organisation. His Wikipedia biography documents his background, early videos and transition into PUBG Mobile.
Career highlights
Mortal started his YouTube channel in 2016, posting Mini Militia videos. He switched to PUBG Mobile in 2018 and gained major traction. That timeline gives new viewers a useful starting point: his channel began before the PUBG Mobile phase that became central to his public identity.
In 2019, he won the PUBG Mobile India Series while playing for Team SouL. The team also won the PUBG Mobile Club Open Spring Split India in New Delhi that year. These are separate tournament victories, rather than different names for the same result.
The PMCO Spring Split India win led to qualification for the Global Finals in Berlin, where Team SouL finished 12th. Keeping the Indian title and global placement together gives a clearer picture of that campaign: a domestic win followed by an international finals appearance.
S8UL formed in 2020 through a merger of Team SouL and 8Bit. The Mumbai-based organisation brought together the teams behind that merger, with Mortal among its co-founders. The S8UL Esports overview also identifies Team SouL as owned by Naman “Mortal” Mathur.
Achievements and stats
These figures cover different parts of Mortal’s career. The YouTube count is a dated audience snapshot, the tournament placements are historical results, and the S8UL figures describe the organisation rather than Mortal’s individual playing record.
- YouTube subscribers: 1.45 million, recorded on September 23, 2026.
- YouTube handle: @MortaLyt.
- PUBG Mobile India Series: winner with Team SouL in 2019.
- PMCO Spring Split India: winner with Team SouL in 2019.
- PMCO Spring Split Global Finals: 12th place with Team SouL in Berlin in 2019.
- S8UL competitive footprint: competes in 18 esports titles and holds 11 championship titles, according to the September 23, 2026 research snapshot.
- S8UL content honours: four-time Best Content Group winner at the Esports Awards.
The subscriber figure should not be read as a live counter. Likewise, S8UL’s championship total should not be added to Mortal’s personal tournament wins. Separating audience size, player results and organisational honours makes this profile more useful than a single combined trophy or popularity total.
For Bangladesh and South Asian readers exploring other profiles, the Dynamo Gaming profile is another place to browse. This page does not rank the two creators or claim a head-to-head comparison.
How much does Mortal earn?
The verified research does not provide Mortal’s salary, monthly earnings, sponsorship fees or net worth. There is therefore no supported income figure to publish here. His documented career spans YouTube, streaming, competitive esports and organisation ownership, but those roles alone do not reveal his personal earnings.
The 1.45 million-subscriber snapshot measures channel audience, not income. It cannot establish advertising revenue, and S8UL’s championship titles and content awards do not establish payouts to Mortal. Any precise earnings estimate would need additional financial evidence beyond the sources used for this profile.
Where to watch
Find Mortal on his official YouTube channel, @MortaLyt. It is the verified viewing destination in this research and the source of the subscriber snapshot listed above. Check the channel directly for its current uploads and any available streams; this profile does not assume a fixed streaming schedule.
If you are new to his content, remember that his wider career includes both PUBG Mobile and BGMI. The historical tournament results on this page come from PUBG Mobile, while BGMI is also part of what he is known for streaming. Browse the India streamer archive to continue exploring Indian creators.
Frequently asked questions
What is Mortal’s real name and date of birth?
Mortal’s real name is Naman Mathur. He was born on May 22, 1997, in Mumbai, India, and is an Indian YouTuber, gamer and online streamer.
Which games is Mortal known for?
Mortal is best known for streaming PUBG Mobile and Battlegrounds Mobile India, or BGMI. He started YouTube in 2016 with Mini Militia videos before switching to PUBG Mobile in 2018.
What has Mortal won with Team SouL?
Mortal won the PUBG Mobile India Series and the PUBG Mobile Club Open Spring Split India with Team SouL in 2019. The team qualified for the PMCO Spring Split Global Finals in Berlin and finished 12th.
Is Mortal a founder of S8UL?
Yes. Mortal co-founded S8UL with Animesh “Thug” Agarwal and Lokesh “Goldy” Jain. The Mumbai-based organisation formed in 2020 through the merger of Team SouL and 8Bit.
What is Mortal’s official YouTube channel?
Mortal’s official YouTube handle is @MortaLyt. The channel had 1.45 million subscribers in the September 23, 2026 research snapshot. That figure is dated and should not be treated as a live subscriber count.