India’s most iconic singing reality show, Indian Idol, returns for a new season on Sony Entertainment Television, bringing a wave of nostalgia and melody under the heartfelt theme — Yaadon Ki Playlist: Jahaan Awazein Aaj Wali Aur Gaane Aap Wale. What is Badhshah’s take on Indian Idol being scripted?
Badshah talks about the scripted allegations
Recently, judge Vishal shared a memorable story about Tabish, the brother of singer Danish, who is known for his incredible voice and also participated in Indian Idol said, “Last time, while leaving, he hummed something so incredible that we asked him to sing it, and it blew us away. People even questioned and trolled us if it was planned or scripted because it was so impressive.”
Responding to this, Badshah made it clear, “I just want to tell the camera that yahaan kuch scripted nahi hota. Sab kuch real hota hai. Scripted hota toh main toh follow hi nahi kar pata script.”
Promising to blend today’s talent with songs of the yesteryears, this season is set to be a musical celebration of voices of Indian music with a journey of emotions, memories, and extraordinary talent.
Vishal Dadlani recalls a personal anecdote
Earlier, Vishal Dadlani opened up about his journey with music. Sharing a touching childhood memory, he revealed that his earliest musical inspiration came from his mother’s voice. He shared, “My whole life is full of music that I’ve formed memories around. The first song I remember is one my mother used to sing to me, namely ‘Phoolon Ka Taron Ka’ but for me, she used to replace the word ‘behna’ with my name. For me, I always hear that in her voice. My parents’ love for music inspired me, and subtly led me to music.”
This season comes with a soulful theme – Yaadon Ki Playlist: Jahaan Awazein Aaj Wali Aur Gaane Aap Wale.” It beautifully captures the essence of blending today’s emerging talent with the songs of yesteryears. Through this theme, the show promises to celebrate melodies that span generations, creating a journey filled with emotions, memories, and extraordinary performances. It’s more than just a competition; it’s a musical celebration that bridges the past and present.
