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Pant, Yuvi makes it to most googled people in India 2019

Google witnessed weird searches this year, well, almost similar to every other year. Coming to the most searched personalities, India’s Abhinandan Varthaman became the most-searched person. In the same list, India had Lata Mangeshkar, Ranu Mondal, Vicky Kaushal, Anand Kumar, Rishabh Pant and Yuvraj Singh.

Here is the whole list:

1. Abhinandan Varthaman
Indian Air force (Pulwama Attack)

2. Lata Mangeshkar
Music (Was admitted in hospital this November)

3. Yuvraj Singh
Cricket (Announced his retirement this year)

4. Anand Kumar
Academic (Super 30, a film based on his life was made)

5. Vicky Kaushal
Bollywood Actor (Uri became a blockbuster, turning Vicky a national sensation)

6. Rishabh Pant
Cricket (Replaced MS Dhoni and was under the radar for his poor outings)

7. Ranu Mondal
Music (became a national sensation when a video of her singing went viral)

8. Tara Sutaria
Bollywood Actor (Student of the year- 2)

9. Siddharth Shukla
Bollywood Actor (became a sensation through Bigg Boss 13)

10. Koena Mitra
Bollywood Actor (one of the contestants in Bigg Boss 13 this year)

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