Breaking away from traditional norms, Bhuvnesh has established himself as a prominent anchor and motivational speaker. His work has been widely acclaimed, and he has successfully anchored numerous significant events, showcasing his skill and expertise in the field.

Bhuvnesh Choubisa is an Anchor, Blogger, Writer and Motivational Speaker from Udaipur. With five to seven years of experience, he hosts a variety of events, including weddings, school and college functions, as well as political, cultural, and spiritual programmes.

As a writer, he focuses on topics such as nationalism, current political issues, and poems praising soldiers.

His core mission revolves around raising awareness about various women's issues, including atrocities against women, promoting women's education, empowering the girl child, and instigating a deeper understanding of the sensitivity surrounding these matters within society.

Bhuvnesh began his journey in this field while still in school, starting in the sixth grade. Under the guidance of his guru and drawing inspiration from everyone, he honed his skills without undergoing any formal professional training. He attributes his proficiency in anchoring to consistent practice, believing that dedication and persistence have been instrumental in his journey towards mastery.

Originally from Badi Village in Udaipur, Bhuvnesh pursued his graduation with a BSc and an MA in Political Science. Additionally, he showcased his acting talent in a play centered around trusting medical science over blind superstitions, garnering appreciation for his performance. He remains committed to raising awareness about the scientific era we live in and advancing medical science. Urging people to reject superstitions, he emphasizes the importance of prioritizing scientific knowledge to safeguard lives.

When asked about his inspirations, he says he considers his grandfather a role model, from whom he learned the importance of learning from everyone, regardless of age, and addressing their weaknesses in private. Additionally, he draws inspiration from former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, particularly admiring his poetry.

Bhuvnesh thinks that in today's era, everyone encounters moments of solitude and struggles with feelings of depression. He recites his motivating poem, "Yu Vaqt har kisi par meharban nahi hota, is daur se guzarna asaan nahi hota," reminding everyone that time may not always be kind and navigating through this phase is not easy.

Growing up in a village, Bhuvnesh notes that many still equate success with having a stable government job. However, he believes times have changed, as exemplified by his own career as an anchor. He underscores the rise of motivational speakers who have excelled in their careers, emphasizing the abundance of opportunities in the field. He stresses the importance of not just knowing how to speak but also what to say.

Talking about his achievements, Bhuvnesh says he views them as not just about receiving accolades yourself but also about earning recognition in your absence. His anchoring career includes hosting numerous significant shows, including one in the presence of Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. For him, true achievement lies not in financial gain but in the respect and appreciation earned from others.

Offering advice to aspiring anchors, he stresses the importance of confidence and self-assurance. He encourages them to showcase their talents to the world without worrying about people’s opinions. The key, he believes, lies in delivering yourself authentically and confidently.

Bhuvnesh highlights  the growing sense of patriotism among the youth and expands the definition of patriotism beyond traditional notions of defending the country at the borders. Patriotism, for him, encompasses having good intentions, inspiring others, and actively contributing to society. This includes actions like keeping your surroundings clean, assisting women and elders, conserving water, fighting injustice, and demonstrating empathy. He believes that embodying these qualities is essential for becoming a good citizen of India.