bhaavna arora
@BhaavnaArora • 186,512 subscribers
Author by profession, patriot by choice!
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If anyone asks me what love looks like… I’ll just show them this scene from Special Ops 2.
bhaavna arora348,729 views • 11 months ago
Lt Girish Arora as a tank commander shows more josh and emotions in this “30 seconds” video clip than shown by Agastya Nanda as Lt Arun Khetarpal in the whole movie #Ikkis The movie has failed to show Lt Arun’s raw courage and minimised his sacrifice with all the useless frills attached. He went into the battlefield with a clear objective of who the enemy was in front of him and that was Pakistan!
bhaavna arora76,104 views • 6 months ago
Law Enforcer or Lawbreaker? Navi Mumbai Commissioner Caught Driving Wrong Side, Citizen Alleges Assault Visuals show the Navi Mumbai Police Commissioner flouting traffic rules by driving on the wrong side, putting public safety at risk. When a citizen questioned the violation, he was allegedly met not with accountability, but with abuse and physical assault. If those sworn to uphold the law feel above it, what message does that send? This isn’t just a traffic lapse — it’s a test of authority, restraint, and the rule of law itself.
bhaavna arora38,227 views • 5 months ago
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There is always an “Allah hu Akbar” before something as brutal, inhuman and merciless as this! India can no longer afford the hypocrisy of tolerating unchecked illegal immigration from Bangladesh and the Rohingya crisis—enabled for decades by vote-bank politics—while turning a blind eye to the systematic persecution of Hindu minorities in Bangladesh. This contradiction demands decisive state action, not rhetoric. India must strictly enforce its immigration laws without exception, and simultaneously take responsibility for persecuted Bangladeshi Hindus—by fast-tracking citizenship, granting asylum, or pursuing an internationally backed solution that ensures their protection and survival.
bhaavna arora23,434 views • 7 months ago
I remember walking into Devendra Pratap Pandey ‘s office in the quiet hours of 2020, seeking permission to write about the Nagrota attack 2016—about how our brave soldiers saved a pregnant lady officer, women and children from the jaws of terror. He said just one thing: “Do your job with responsibility and grace. It’s a sensitive subject.” That sentence became a lesson for life. A professor’s son, a soldier shaped by values, married into a family of gallantry—a Veer Chakra legacy. His only son has joined the Indian Army—another generation willingly offered to the uniform. His wife Mrs Usha Pandey has served many roles - being a daughter who has grown up watching her father fight in the 1971 war that shaped the nation, a wife who has witnessed her husband silently yet decisively shoulder history—from active involvement during the abrogation of Article 370 to now watching her son take on border postings with the same resolve. India is proud of officers like you, sir. Thank you for trusting me with stories that belong to the soul of this nation.
bhaavna arora13,345 views • 7 months ago
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