New Delhi: Virat Kohli continues to be a highly influential figure in the sports world. In India conversations about the cricketer and his personal life attract significant attention. Cricket-related programs often feature discussions about both Kohlis on-field performance and his off-field lifestyle keeping fans engaged. When Kohli returned to play in the Ranji Trophy earlier this year even the meals he shared with his teammates during lunch sparked considerable interest. Additionally some broadcasters have previously talked about Kohlis fondness for chhole bhature and how he has managed to resist such temptations to achieve his current level of success. Virat believes that broadcasters should prioritize promoting Indias progression as a sports-oriented nation by showcasing the athletes training and achievements rather than focusing on their personal preferences such as their favorite places to eat chhole bhature. We are working towards India becoming a sports-forward nation. We have the vision. We have the groundwork happening today. It should be a collective responsibility of everyone involved. Its not just about the infrastructure or the people who infuse the money. Its also about the people who watch. We need education Kohli said at the Royal Challengers Bengalurus Innovation Lab Indian Sports Summit. A broadcast show needs to talk about the game and not what I ate yesterday for lunch or my favourite chole-bhature place in Delhi. You cant have that in cricket matches. Rather you could talk about what an athlete is going through he added. Virat Kohli has arrived at the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) training camp in preparation for the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 season. Although there were speculations about Kohli assuming the captaincy the management opted to focus on the future by appointing Rajat Patidar to lead the team. Patidar will have Kohli positioned directly behind him as he embarks on this new journey.