This segment of AvritiVani — part of the Happy Alien Life series — dives deep into the unspoken truths of war, betrayal, and the scars that outlive the battlefield. With fearless commentary and investigative storytelling, Aavriti Gautam unpacks layers of military denial, political hypocrisy, and the human cost of forgotten soldiers.This episode takes a raw and unfiltered look at Pakistan’s war crimes, military cover-ups, and propaganda machinery — spanning from Partition in 1947 to the Kargil War, and the ongoing LOC tensions in 2024. From Pakistan’s refusal to recover the bodies of its fallen soldiers during Kargil, to today’s repeated narratives of victimhood and strategic denial, Aavriti exposes how truth gets sacrificed at the altar of politics.Watch the real story of Pakistan's military betrayal, where even enemy combatants were shown more dignity by Indian soldiers than their own nation did. As the world watches India vs Pakistan tensions, this episode urges viewers to look beyond nationalism and into the abandoned humanity behind every bullet and border.If you’re searching for:The truth behind Pakistan’s military secretsReal stories from the Kargil WarExposing South Asia’s geopolitical liesUnderstanding war crimes and denial in Pakistan…then this episode is for you.

This segment of AvritiVani — part of the Happy Alien Life series — is dedicated to delving into important, pressing issues. Through powerful insights and candid commentary, Aavriti unpacks the world’s most pressing issues with depth, clarity, and fearless honesty.This episode explores a battle beyond borders and weapons—a war of identity, humanity, and truth. Aavriti exposes Pakistan’s selective notion of Muslim brotherhood, the untold suffering of Balochistan, and the deep contradictions in its narrative of unity and justice. From historical defeats to ongoing human rights violations, from silenced voices in Balochistan to the hypocrisy of using religion as a shield for power, this episode sheds light on the stories Pakistan tries to suppress. It’s a hard-hitting exploration of a nation struggling to reconcile its propaganda with its realities. If you crave thought-provoking content that challenges propaganda and champions truth, Happy Alien Life is your home. Join us as we peel back the layers of lies to reveal the real war Pakistan is losing — one of truth, justice, and unity. Subscribe, engage, and let’s spark meaningful conversations. Truth has no expiry date.

In this thought-provoking episode, host and founder Aavriti Gautam delves into a pressing issue that lies at the intersection of patriotism, profit, and silence. This conversation explores how Indian cinema has long drawn inspiration from the Armed Forces — their bravery, sacrifice, and resilience. From iconic films like Haqeeqat to modern blockbusters like Uri: The Surgical Strike and *Shershaah*, Bollywood has profited immensely from the stories of our soldiers. Yet, in a time of heightened India-Pakistan tension and as Operation Sindoor unfolds, the industry’s silence is deafening. Where are the tributes, the tweets, or even the smallest gestures of gratitude for the very real heroes who inspire these cinematic giants?This episode isn’t just about recounting stories; it’s about exposing the imbalance. With billions earned from war films, how much has Bollywood truly given back to the soldier — the real hero? Aavriti raises the question loud and clear: Can some of those profits be directed toward soldier welfare, Veer Naris, or war memorials? Imagine the impact if even 1% of military film revenues supported those who serve without question, without complaint. Through powerful insights and candid commentary, this episode challenges Bollywood to transform its storytelling into something greater — a salute, a support, and a shoulder for those who stand guard for the nation.This segment of AvritiVani — part of the Happy Alien Life series — is dedicated to delving into important, pressing issues. Through powerful insights and candid commentary, Aavriti challenges Bollywood to transform its storytelling into something greater — a salute, a support, and a shoulder for those who stand guard for the nation.