Power dissipated formula confusion (RESOLVED)

Does power dissipated in a resistor increases or decreases with resistance?
There are two formula for power dissipated. P = V^2/R and P = I^2 R.
One says power dissipated is directly proportional to resistance while the other says it's inversely proportional to resistance. So, if the resistance of the circuit increases, what happens to the power dissipated?

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[pharmawali]

Hello sir here's another analogy by me. We know that in reality potential difference of battery cannot change. So, In formula H = I²R by looking at the formula it looks like that if we will increase our R, H will also increase but if if you look closely we can realise that increasing our R will also decrease our I (potential difference provided by battery is fixed ) since current flowing is directly proportional to the resistance (by ohms law)
Therefore the heat will also not increase hence we can say that H is not directly proportional to R

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Sir, i have a doubt, when the current is same throughout the circuit, where is the energy coming from to produce heat in the resistor

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Is the light bulb linear or non linear element ?