Hastar tries Stealing Business from Sensei | Stream Highlights

In this video, Sensei and I continue our fast-food business adventure, but things take an unexpected turn when Hastar tries to steal business from Sensei! Things get even more interesting when Sensei finds out about it. But since we’re good friends, we decide to put everything aside and continue running the business together. Will we finally be able to make a profit, or will our fast-food business turn into a complete disaster? Find out as you watch Part 2! Instagram -   / lifeofhastar   Snapchat -   / pzvwnnsm   Twitter - https://x.com/HastarBTC Second channel -    / @hastarvlogs   LinkedIN - / workforgopalsarda Revenant youtube -    / @revenantesports   Revenant Instagram -   / revenantesports.gg   Brand Enquiry - hastar@revenantesports.com Hey, my name is Gopal Sarda, also known as Hastar, and I’m a full-time content creator and YouTuber. My dream is to own a bungalow and have a Nissan GTR, so that one day my kid can proudly say, “My dad have a GTR” to all the bullies. I played my first video game at the age of 6, thanks to my mom, who gifted me a gaming device on my birthday. Since then, gaming become my world. I was mediocre at studies, dropped out of college in 2018, and joined my dad’s business. Four months into the job, I suffered a loss of ₹8000 in the business and, the following month, was diagnosed with jaundice. I took a complete 40-day bed rest, and since I was addicted to gaming, I couldn’t sit up to play on my PC. That’s when I decided to install PUBG Mobile on my phone so I could play even while lying in bed. I got hooked on the game, improved rapidly, and started dominating other players. In February 2019, I did a serious rank push and climbed to India #1 and Asia #26. That’s when I joined a team with three other skilled players and competed in PUBG Mobile’s first official LAN event in India, where we finished in 3rd place. Shortly after, I joined an esports organization. I played for two esports organizations, Orange Rock and Godlike Esports, between 2019 and 2020. I qualified for three international events, won the Mountain Dew Arena Solo Championship in 2019, and also won the PUBG Mobile Club Open Spring Split 2020, where I was awarded MVP of the tournament. By the end of 2020, I quit esports after the game was banned in India and shifted to full-time content creation. At the start of my content creation journey, I was streaming from my hometown. Then, in June 2021, I joined Redowl Esports as a content creator. Things started to improve, and I gained a lot of traction on YouTube. Unfortunately, Redowl shut down in October 2021, and I joined S8ul Esports as a content creator. After spending 8 months with S8ul, I left in June 2022 and took a 4-month break. In November 2022, I joined Orangutan Esports as a content creator, but I left in May 2023. The past few years have been tough, but my dream is still alive and kicking harder than ever before. 2023-2024 has been a story of downfall, but I believe 2025 will mark the beginning of something good — maybe the start of the journey toward my dream. Stick around and support me because this is going to be impossible without you.