In this video, we discuss the horrifying case of Nikki Bhati, a young woman brutally abused and set on fire by her husband and in-laws. The footage and reports reveal the cruel reality of domestic violence, dowry-related abuse, and systemic misogyny in Indian society. Nikki’s eight-year-old son testified that his father physically assaulted his mother and used a lighter to set her on fire. Her sister also witnessed the abuse and tried to save her while filming the incident to document the crime. This video highlights the shocking normalization of violence against women and the societal pressures that often silence victims. Many attempts are made to justify or ignore such abuse, blaming the victim or downplaying the severity of the crime. Even in discussions online, some argue that domestic violence is “normal,” despite the fact that thousands of women are murdered each year over dowry and other forms of patriarchal control. We also examine how social media, family dynamics, and societal structures contribute to the perpetuation of such violence. Nikki’s case is a stark reminder of the urgent need for awareness, accountability, and systemic change to protect women and uphold justice. This video contains sensitive content related to violence, abuse, and murder, intended to shed light on harsh realities and encourage informed discussion. Viewer discretion is strongly advised.