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Naman Mathur (Soul Mortal) Biography: Age, Career, Family and More
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Date of birth22 May 1996
Age28 Years (as of 2024)
BirthplaceNavi Mumbai, Maharashtra
ProfessionGaming Streamer
NationalityIndian
Marital statusUnmarried
FamilyMother: Kavita Mathur; Father: Sandeep Mathur (deceased); Brother: Abhinav Mathur (DJ Solo)
Naman Mathur (Soul Mortal) Biography
Naman Mathur, known online as Soul Mortal or MortaL, is an Indian gaming streamer from Navi Mumbai. A founding member of the Soul Clan, he rose to fame asa
Early life and backgroundNaman Sandeep Mathur was born on 22 May 1996 in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra. He grew up in the same city and attended Fr. Agnel Multipurpose School in Mumbai before moving on to SIES College of Arts, Science & Commerce, where he completed a Bachelor of Commerce degree. His father, Sandeep Mathur, died when Naman was four years old, and his mother, Kavita Mathur, ran a tiffin service to help the family through financial difficulties. He has an elder brother, Abhinav Mathur, who performs as a musician and DJ under the name DJ Solo.
As a child Naman enjoyed classic video games and later explored titles such as San Andreas, Counter-Strike and GTA. During college he developed an interest in multiplayer games like Fortnite and Mini Militia, which led him toward online multiplayer communities and streaming.
Career
Naman began streaming in 2016 on a YouTube channel called Bolshcak, where he regularly played Mini Militia. After the launch of PUBG Mobile in India in February 2018, he adopted the handle Soul Mortal and saw his audience grow rapidly. Around that time he partnered with Indian gamer and businessman Animesh Agarwal (8Bit Thug), a collaboration Naman has described as influential to his career. With Agarwal’s support he organized PUBG events and competitions that helped raise his profile in the Indian esports scene.
Naman co-founded the Soul Clan (often called Soul Team), assembling players including Soul Mortal, Soul Viper, Soul Owais and Soul Ronak. The clan won several high-profile matches: they claimed the PMCO India Regionals title in 2019 and finished second in the PUBG Mobile Club Open Fall Split the same year, becoming one of South Asia’s top-scoring teams and earning prize money that the team donated to the Indian Army.
Soul Clan’s success brought Naman recognition as a pro PUBG player and international representative for India. He and his team captured additional tournament wins, and his channel produced viral content—one video titled “Every PUBG Player Will Watch This Ending” amassed millions of views soon after it was posted.
Team performance dipped in 2019, and internal disagreements led to changes in the lineup. Some members left for other teams, and Naman paused competitive play to focus on streaming. He later rebuilt the roster by adding players such as RegalTos and ClutchGod alongside Soul Viper, after which Soul Clan returned to winning form.
Public profile
Naman’s primary YouTube channel, MortaL, reached millions of subscribers by 2021, reflecting his position as one of India’s most-watched gaming personalities. He has collaborated with prominent Indian streamers and content creators, including co-streams with ScoutOP and Dynamo Gaming. A live match between Naman and CarryMinati set viewership records with more than 385,000 concurrent viewers.
Beyond gaming, Naman has appeared in other creators’ videos and maintains an active social presence. He has been photographed with Indian actors such as Vicky Kaushal, Manoj Bajpayee and Tiger Shroff. Naman is also known to be a dog lover and is often seen with his pet dog, CD.
Awards and recognition
Naman’s competitive and streaming achievements include winning PUBG Mobile India Series and PMCO India Regionals in 2019. In 2021 he received an E-Sports Award for Best Streamer of the Year and was named among Hindustan Times’ 30 Under 30 Young Achievers.
Personal life
As of the available information, Naman is unmarried. He has been linked publicly with fellow PUBG Mobile streamer Paridhi Kullar. Physically, he is listed at approximately 170 cm (5 ft 7 in) tall, with black hair and black eyes. His zodiac sign is Gemini.
Latest updates
By August 2021 Naman’s channel MortaL had amassed millions of subscribers and he continued to stream and create gaming content, rebuild competitive rosters, and participate in high-profile collaborations and charity-minded prize donations. His content spans competitive play, live streaming and varied YouTube uploads, maintaining his influence in India’s gaming community.
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Recent Work
Ongoing game streaming and content creation; reached millions of subscribers by August 2021.
2021Led and reformed Soul Clan, winning regional events including PMCO India Regionals and competing at PMCO Fall Split.
2019Career Highlights
- Winner of PUBG Mobile India Series (2019)
- Winner of PMCO India Regionals (2019)
- E-Sports Award for Best Streamer of the Year (2021)
- Named in Hindustan Times 30 Under 30 Young Achievers (2021)
- Reached millions of YouTube subscribers with channel MortaL by 2021
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