Delbar Arya on India’s Women Winning the World Cup: “They Were Told to Cook - And They Cooked the Best Victory on the Field!”

As India celebrates the phenomenal triumph of its Women’s Cricket Team at the World Cup, actress Delbar Arya has come forward to applaud the champions, calling it not just a sporting victory but a landmark moment for every woman who dares to dream.

Delbar, who has made a mark in Bollywood with her stunning performances and graceful screen presence, shared her thoughts with a heartfelt message that struck a chord with fans across the country.

“These women were once told to cook — and today, they’ve cooked the greatest victory on the field! It's a harsh fact, but, It's true that Worldcup is Home, because women weren't kept at home. This win is not just about cricket; it’s about courage, conviction, and breaking barriers. Every woman who dreams, works hard, and never gives up should see herself in this moment,” Delbar said.

The actress, who once dreamt of making her mark in the film industry, reflected on her own journey — from dreaming about Bollywood as a little girl to now living that dream with passion and perseverance.

“When I started my journey, many said it wouldn’t be easy for a newcomer to make it in Bollywood. But I believe that hard work always pays off. Watching our women bring home the World Cup reminds me that no dream is too far when you refuse to give up,” she shared.

Delbar praised the Indian women’s team for proving their critics wrong after years of struggle and near misses.

“They lost before, they fell before — but this time, they rose like true champions. They’ve shown the world that resilience and self-belief can rewrite destiny. This win belongs to every woman — in sports, in cinema, in every field — who refuses to stop dreaming. Because when women rise, the whole nation shines.”

Indeed, Delbar’s message over the team’s journey serves as an inspiration for the next generation of girls to chase their ambitions with passion and perseverance, proving that no dream is too big when backed by dedication. “Our women have shown the world that dreams don’t have a gender — only determination does. Jai Hind!”