Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) finally lifted the IPL trophy after 18 long seasons, marking an emotional high for players, fans, and their families. Among those who celebrated the historic moment was Virat Kohli’s sister. Bhawna Kohli Dhingra, on RCB IPL win, expressed her joy publicly, sharing heartfelt messages that reflected the pride and happiness felt by the Kohli family.
Bhawna, a popular numerologist, shared her take on the win on Instagram with numerous pictures from the match. The post was heartfelt and personal, including emotional moments of Virat and lovely shots of his wife, actress Anushka Sharma.
Bhawna was genuinely grateful and proud in her caption. “This night, this moment where we celebrate this dream which made us cry, which made us laugh, but the wait that you did is far too long. Every second of the moment needs to be experienced with stillness and a strange calmness that it’s done.” she wrote. She also stated that the long wait for the trophy made it all the more special. Referring to Virat as “my little Veeru,” she said he was God’s chosen one, born to be an inspiration. She expressed gratitude to the fans and described the victory as a moment shared by everyone.
Shortly after, a troll questioned why Virat and Anushka rarely acknowledge her publicly or interact with her posts. Instead of reacting with anger, Bhawna chose grace. She said that people don’t always need to show love publicly. “May God give you the patience to understand love can exist in many ways,” she wrote. Her response struck a chord online and quickly went viral.
Many fans praised her calm and loving reply. It reflected the strength of family bonds beyond what’s visible on social media. Bhawna supported her brother and sister-in-law with dignity, showing that she preferred to feel emotions deeply rather than display them.
This IPL win was more than just a title. It was a reward for patience, belief, and love. Bhawna’s words added a personal touch to a historic moment, reminding everyone how meaningful victory can be when shared with those who matter most.
