Zero Haters Content Creators in Bangladesh – Inspiring Stories of Love & Positivity - Sazzadinfo.com - Largest Blogging Site in Bangladesh

In today’s digital age, it’s rare to find content creators without haters. Yet, Bangladesh proudly has a few such inspiring personalities who spread only positivity, knowledge, and simplicity. From agriculture to travel, from education to lifestyle – these creators have built a zero-haters community around them.

1. Umma Kulsum Popi – The First Female Agro Influencer

Popi, from Rangpur, is admired for her simplicity, modesty, and dedication to agriculture. Instead of chasing jobs, she chose farming as her career and became the country’s first female agro influencer. Her respectful lifestyle and entrepreneurial journey with her husband have made her an inspiration to thousands. Popi has transformed how Bangladesh sees farming. With over 1.7 million Facebook followers and 371K YouTube subscribers, she delivers hands-on agro-education—organic farming, livestock care, sustainable practices—all in simple Bangla that resonates widely. Popi’s approach breaks rural stereotypes and uplifts women in agriculture.

Umma Kulsum Popi: From Agro-Influencer to Agri-Entrepreneur

• BD Assistant Ltd.

In 2016, while studying at Begum Rokeya University, Popi co-founded BD Assistant, a tech-focused social initiative/enterprise. It connected online customers with local technical service providers, offering home-based electronics repair and support services. The initiative emerged from an on-campus project within "Creative Society," aimed at training dropouts and enabling youth employment. Over time, BD Assistant expanded into a structured service provider. 

• Premium Fruits Ltd.:

During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Popi and her husband Abu Sayeed Al Sagar launched Premium Fruits, leveraging her agri-content platform to rescue surplus fruits—especially the famed “Haaribhanga mangoes” of Rangpur—from being wasted. They used social media and courier networks to sell them directly to consumers.  In 2022, the initiative was formally registered as Premium Fruits Limited. Popi took charge as Chairperson, with Sagar serving as Managing Director. Their model emphasizes direct partnerships with farmers through contract farming, allowing for early procurement and ensuring pesticide-free, high-quality produce. They source seasonal fruits like mangoes from Rangpur, Rajshahi, Naogaon, Chapainawabganj, Satkhira, and more exotic items like papaya from Khagrachhari, and wild bananas from Bandarban—delivering them nationwide. 

• Agro-Tourism and Rural Development Vision:

Popi envisions an agri-tourism model where visitors can experience rural life—tasting fresh fruits, engaging in fish farming, petting livestock, staying overnight, and more. She’s actively working on pilot projects in Rangpur and Chapainawabganj, blending immersive tourism with agriculture.

2. Saif Hasan (Bismillah Agro) – Farming with Passion

While many run after corporate jobs, Saif Hasan found peace in farming. His Faridpur-based agro farm produces almost everything a family needs. By sharing daily farm activities on Facebook, Saif has become a national inspiration for young dreamers who want to return to nature.

Saif Hasan (Bismillah Agro): Farming Peace & Sharing Daily Life

• A Journey Back to Agriculture

While many aim for traditional jobs, Saif Hasan embraced tranquility over the hustle—choosing to cultivate a farming life that aligns with his values rather than urban bustle.

• Bismillah Agro Farm in Faridpur

Saif’s agro venture, presumably named Bismillah Agro, is based in Faridpur. He began cattle farming during his first year of university and gradually expanded the farm’s scale and scope over time.

• Daily Life as Content

Rather than complex production, his content shines through authenticity. Saif captures everyday farm activities—care routines, simple joys, routine tasks—and shares them on Facebook as videos. This candid storytelling connects deeply with viewers and contributes to his widespread appeal without controversy.

3. Ripon Mia – From Carpenter to Beloved Creator

Ripon Mia’s story is the definition of “simple living, high thinking.” Once a carpenter, he is now a beloved content creator who values honesty and simplicity over luxury. His life proves that true happiness comes from being authentic.

Iconic Ripon Mia Dialogues: “বন্ধু তুমি পাখি হলে, আমি হব নীড়” “বন্ধু তুমি একা হলে আমায় দিও ডাক, তোমার সাথে কথা বলবো আমি সারারাত” “হাই ফ্রেন্ডস, আমি রিপন ভিডিও” “আই লাভ ইউ” "Hi friends, I'm Ripon Video"

4. Nadir Nibras (Nadir On The Go) – Travel Without Haters

Nadir is Bangladesh’s most popular travel vlogger. Starting his YouTube channel as a hobby in 2016, he gained global recognition during the COVID-19 lockdown. His unique storytelling, emotional connection (especially videos with his late mother), and honest travel experiences made him one of the very few creators loved by all. A journey that began on YouTube in December 2016 evolved into one of the country’s most trusted travel channels. During the 2020 lockdown, his video on “48 Visa-Free Countries with a Bangladeshi Passport” went viral, catapulting his popularity. With over 8 million followers across platforms, cinematic visuals, heartfelt narration, and genuine reflections make his content universally admired—not polarizing.

5. Khadizatul Kobra Sonya – Educator & Book Reviewer

Khadizatul Kobra Sonya is widely followed by Bangladeshi students dreaming of studying abroad, especially in Germany. She makes higher education guidance, book reviews, and lifestyle content simple and helpful. Many of her recommended books even become bestsellers in Nilkhet! With millions of learners benefiting from her videos, Khadizatul Kobra Sonya is one of the most respected creators in Bangladesh.

6. Salahuddin Sumon — The Heritage Explorer

A journalist-turned-vlogger from Bogra, Sumon’s travel documentaries explore Bangladesh’s culture, history, and remote gems with authenticity and warmth. As of August 2025, he has 2.75 million YouTube subscribers and received the “Best Travel Vlogger of the Year 2025” award.

Why They Have Zero Haters?

These creators share three common qualities:

• Simplicity & honesty in their lifestyle.
• Value-driven content that educates, inspires, or entertains.
• Respect for culture and audience, which builds love instead of hate.
• Authenticity & Respect: They value culture, simplicity, and education over clickbait or sensationalism. 
• Trust & Connection: Audiences see them as teachers, not entertainers—alike-minded, respectful, relatable. 
• Consistency & Quality: Whether exploring agro-hacks, hidden destinations, or cultural insights, their storytelling earns genuine love, not criticism.