Kronten, founder of GodLike Esports

Chetan Chandgude, known as Kronten, is the founder and public face of GodLike Esports, the organisation he established in 2018 and built into one of India's biggest esports brands.

As an owner-operator, Kronten steered GodLike through the PUBG Mobile ban, the BGMI relaunch, and the signing of headline rosters, including the former TSM-Entity lineup that became GodLike's flagship BGMI squad.

He has used his platform to argue that esports can be pursued as a viable career, speaking publicly about the path from professional play to sustainable work in the industry.

GodLike's expansion beyond BGMI into content creation and multiple titles made Kronten one of the most recognisable non-playing figures in the Indian scene.

Unlike the players on his roster, Kronten's competitive record is not the story; his influence runs through the organisation he built and the lineups he backed.

He remains active as the public face of GodLike, fronting announcements and representing the brand at industry events.

Kronten's own playing record sits in GodLike's first PUBG Mobile years, not outside them. Liquipedia's results table credits him in the GodLike side that won the PUBG Mobile Club Open 2020 Spring Split: India and Gamers Without Borders 2020: Asia, finished seventh at the PUBG Mobile Pro League South Asia Season 1, and placed 19th at the PUBG Mobile World League 2020: East.

Liquipedia carries his GodLike stint as an owner role running from 2018 to the present and marks his playing status as retired. The prize figure attached to those early lineups is the $11,336 in his earnings block, which matches Liquipedia's rendered winnings total for him.