Indian Idol 15 will start from 26th October.
TV industry’s famous singing reality show ‘Indian Idol’ is going to start soon. Vishal Dadlani, Shreya Ghoshal and rapper Badshah are going to be seen as judges in the new season. The show will hit the audience from October 26. A promo of the show is becoming increasingly viral on social media. In the video, musician Vishal Dadlani is seen giving a class to a contestant. Vishal became so angry with this contestant that he even told him that he would always keep singing outside restaurants and hotels. Let us know what is the whole matter.
Contestant imitates Atif Aslam!
The makers have shared a promo video of 23 year old contestant Lakshya Mehta, who was seen performing on Atif Aslam’s song ‘Pehli Nazar Mein’. As soon as the contestant sings a few lines of Atif Aslam’s song, Vishal Dadlani stops him and says – “Don’t sing like this, this is Indian Idol, neither do idols emerge from here.” Leave whatever inflections they have. He is a great artiste and the day you start imitating him, you will be left singing outside the hotel restaurant.
Why did Vishal Dadlani get angry?
While sharing the video, it is written in the caption – ‘Will Lakshya be able to make his mark with his original voice?’ Along with this, details of the season premiere have also been given. As soon as the promo of the show was released by the makers, users started reacting to it. Commenting on the video, a user wrote – ‘Vishal Sir is absolutely right.’ Another wrote, ‘He is amazing, he doesn’t deserve this.’ Another wrote- ‘If Anu Malik had been there, he would have played in the band.’
The first season of Indian Idol came in 2004.
Let us tell you that Indian Idol started in the year 2004, in the same year the first season of the singing reality show hit TV. Abhijeet Sawant was the winner of the first season of this reality show. Till now there have been 14 seasons of this reality show, which has been judged by many successful singers from Neha Kakkar to Anu Malik. Now the 16th season of Indian Idol will debut among the audience.
