Former India coach Ravi Shastri says there is a common perception about Virat Kohli’s attitude, and he addresses it with qualifications. Across the reports, Shastri refers to Kohli as “arrogant” and a “spoiled brat,” describing that label as something that can be seen in specific circumstances rather than as a constant trait. The coverage frames Shastri’s remarks as an explanation of a “myth” or public narrative around Kohli rather than a standalone criticism. One outlet’s account emphasizes that the view applies only in a particular situation, implying that Shastri’s assessment depends on context and the conditions in which Kohli’s behavior is perceived. The reports do not provide additional details on the exact situation, nor do they include direct statements from Kohli. Together, the sources present Shastri’s perspective as contextual commentary on how Kohli comes across to observers, with the “arrogant” characterization linked to a limited scenario rather than his overall conduct.