Bhandara, Maharashtra: Bhandara is not just known for its rich culture and local talent—its young generation is also creating a new identity in the digital age. From entertaining audiences with comedy to building skills and opportunities in technology, Uday Chaure, Lankesh Nimbarte and Shubham Parkhedkar are three names representing different sides of Bhandara’s emerging talent.
Uday Chaure: Taking Digital Creativity Forward
Uday Chaure is associated with digital content creation, video editing and visual storytelling. His work reflects the growing influence of digital media among young people from smaller cities.
As social media continues to create opportunities for creative talent, Chaure represents the new generation of Bhandara creators using digital platforms to showcase their skills and connect with audiences.
Lankesh Nimbarte: Making Bhandara Laugh
For Lankesh Nimbarte, the spotlight comes through comedy and entertainment. His short-form comedy content and relatable videos have helped him build a presence on social media.
At a time when local-language creators are finding audiences across India, Nimbarte’s journey highlights the growing potential of comedy creators emerging from Bhandara.
Shubham Parkhedkar: A Young Face of Bhandara’s IT Vision
In technology, Shubham Parkhedkar, Founder and Director of Bhandara-based MBIG IT Services, is working on initiatives focused on IT training, internships and technology opportunities for students.
MBIG IT Services has conducted technical workshops, including Full Stack Java Development training. Following one three-day workshop, 14 students were selected for free internships, giving them an opportunity to gain practical exposure.
The organisation has also conducted cybersecurity awareness initiatives covering online fraud, fake internships and digital security risks.
Three Names, One Bhandara Pride
Uday Chaure, Lankesh Nimbarte and Shubham Parkhedkar are working in three different spaces—digital media, comedy and technology. Yet their journeys share one common connection: Bhandara.
Their growing presence reflects a changing Bhandara, where young talent is using creativity, social media and technology to build new opportunities.
From making people laugh to developing IT skills and creating digital content, these three young faces represent the energy, ambition and talent of a new-generation Bhandara.