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    Virat Kohli's sister Bhawna replies to trolls questioning her relationship with the cricketer and Anushka Sharma

    Synopsis

    Following Royal Challengers Bengaluru's IPL victory, Virat Kohli's sister, Bhawna Kohli Dhingra, shared a heartfelt tribute that was met with an unwarranted comment questioning her relationship with Virat and Anushka. Bhawna responded gracefully, emphasizing that genuine love doesn't always need public display and highlighting the importance of deep, secure family bonds over outward validation.

    Virat Kohli​ sister Bhawna

    Virat Kohli sister Bhawna, Anushka Sharma and the cricketer in a file

    When Virat Kohli led Royal Challengers Bengaluru to their historic maiden IPL title this week, the celebrations were monumental—not just for the fans, but also for his family. Amid the outpouring of love and jubilation, it was his sister Bhawna Kohli Dhingra’s heartfelt Instagram tribute that caught attention. But the warm moment was briefly overshadowed when a troll questioned her bond with Virat and Anushka Sharma. Bhawna, however, responded with grace, offering a dignified reply that quickly won hearts online. She reminded the commenter that true love doesn't always need public validation and emphasized the value of deep, secure relationships.

    Bhawna’s original post was an emotional tribute to her brother’s long-awaited win. She reflected on the years of waiting, the shared joy and tears, and how this victory was not just Virat’s, but one shared by every fan who had stood by RCB. Her words carried deep affection and pride, celebrating her “little Veeru” and acknowledging the presence of a guiding spirit watching from above.

    Despite the moving nature of her message, a user left a comment implying that Virat and Anushka ignore Bhawna in public celebrations. Rather than letting the negativity affect the moment, Bhawna responded with wisdom and kindness. She reminded the individual that love can exist in quiet, unseen ways—much like spiritual faith—and doesn’t always require a public stage. Her reply stood out not only for its maturity but also for how it reframed the conversation around what love and family bonds truly mean.

    Kohli's sister responded: "May god give you the patience to understand love can exist in many ways which is not necessarily shown to world but it’s still there like the love for almighty .Hope you have enough love In Your life no insecurities only true bonds which don’t need any validation God bless you."

    Who is Bhawna Kohli Dhingra?

    According to GQ India, Bhawna Kohli Dhingra, the elder sister of cricketer Virat Kohli, is a successful entrepreneur. After completing her schooling at Hansraj Model School in Delhi and later graduated from Daulat Ram College. In 2002, she tied the knot with businessman Sanjay Dhingra, and the couple is blessed with two children. She has also carved her own path as the founder of Abane House of Artistry, a home décor label.

    What netizens said

    Netizens came out in strong support of Bhawna Kohli Dhingra after a troll questioned her bond with Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma. Many praised her graceful response and pointed out that love within a family doesn’t need to be validated through social media likes or public comments. Supporters emphasized that people often fail to understand the depth of off-screen relationships and are quick to judge based on online visibility alone. One user highlighted that Kohli doesn’t need to display his affection online just to satisfy critics. Others noted that real family bonds don’t require public proof or grand gestures—they are felt through genuine connection, trust, and presence in all circumstances. Many also acknowledged how much Virat respects his elders and expressed admiration for the close-knit nature of the Kohli family.

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