Hello @smrity.maharishsarin, continuing with the discussion after considering @babitakumari’s helpful suggestion, I wanted to add another perspective for getting things running on your Mac.
I agree that standard emulators can be tricky on Apple Silicon. While most mainstream emulators (like BlueStacks) don’t yet work well with M1 chips, Android Studio’s Emulator now supports ARM images that are compatible with Apple Silicon. It requires some tweaking, but it can work for simpler games or app testing.
From my experience, I got this set up for UI testing of Android apps—not perfect for heavy 3D games, but functional. If you’re primarily interested in testing Android functionality (especially for QA purposes), pairing this with LambdaTest lets you offload testing to cloud-based Android devices without stressing your Mac.
Hope this provides another avenue for you to explore! Wishing you success! 