In this episode she visits the home of Major General G.D. Bakshi (Retd.), one of India's most decorated and outspoken war veterans.

Today, you might know General Bakshi for his ferocious and aggressive stand against Pakistan, often seen debating passionately on national news channels. His words resonate with millions of Indians who admire his no-nonsense approach to national security and his deep knowledge of military history and strategy.

But behind this aggressive stance is a man who has an inspiring story, who is full of love and passion for his country and countrymen. A man who carries personal grief, the loss of his elder brother in the 1965 war and a family that stood by him through every mission. In a rare and intimate interaction, we meet his son Aditya and daughter Poornima, who share emotional stories of growing up in a household where duty to the nation always came first.

From the 1971 Indo-Pak war to the Kargil heights and the insurgency-hit valleys of Kashmir, General Bakshi's career has been a saga of unmatched bravery, strategic brilliance, and fierce patriotism. He led key operations like Operation Vijay, Operation Sarp Vinash, and multiple counter-terror missions in J&K, earning him the Vishisht Seva Medal, Sena Medal, and a Chief of Army Staff Commendation.

This episode should not be missed! Watch till the end for never heard and inside stories of India vs Pakistan war history from the Bakshi family.

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What does life look like when silence is survival and brotherhood is non-negotiable?

In this episode, Kamiya Jani speaks with Para Special Forces Colonel (Retd.) Shivender Pratap Singh Kanwar— a soldier who served in one of India’s most elite combat units. This is not a story of medals. It’s a conversation about choices made under pressure — and the cost of carrying them.

Inside the Para Special Forces - Colonel Shivender Pratap Singh shares:

- The realities of Para SF training

- Combat experiences that leave a lasting mark

- Missions that never make headlines

- The discipline of silence and responsibility

- Personal Reflections

- How years in combat can numb emotional responses

- Why family often feels the silent distance

- Why romance and vulnerability don’t come easily

- The mindset shaped by prolonged exposure to violence

A candid, hypothetical view on how terrorism should be dealt with when seen up close He also writes a heartfelt letter to his fellow soldiers — a reminder of duty, courage, and commitment.

In this episode of Sunday Brunch, we have the charismatic Punjabi munda who has shattered stereotypes and captured hearts worldwide - the one and only Diljit Dosanjh, alongside the 'Queen' of the Punjabi industry, Neeru Bajwa.

Join us for a heartwarming episode where they discuss their childhood, upbringing, careers, first paycheques, and their experience working together.

Diljit shares his pre-stage rituals, while Neeru ji opens up about overcoming stage fear. They both reminisce about their first impressions of the city and their love for Maharashtrian dishes like Vada Pav, Poha, Bhajiya. We also played fun games with them, making it a delightful brunch experience!