'Piece Of My Heart Broke…': Shilpa Rao Breaks Silence After Her Performance Was Cut Short At Mumbai Concert, Mic Switched Off Midway
Singer Shilpa Rao performed at the 10th anniversary edition of the Bollywood Music Project (BMP) in Mumbai on October 24. However, in a shocking turn of events, her performance was cut short after the organisers switched off her microphone midway due to scheduling delays. Several videos that surfaced online showed that even her speech thanking fans amid the chaos was cut short, as the Kulte…
Singer Anu Malik's daughter Ada Malik, a fashion designer, took the stage at the Bombay Music Project on Saturday, October 24, performing to Ding Dong Ding Dole from the 2003 film Kucch To Hai. The young talent's energetic dance act quickly became a viral sensation on social media platforms. However, Ada's performance has also sparked controversy following singer Shilpa Rao's abrupt cut from the stage during the event.
After Shilpa's microphone was switched off midway through her speech, thanking fans, the Kulte Project took over the stage. Social media users have speculated that the delays experienced by earlier performances, such as Ada's dance act and Anu Malik's subsequent performance, may have contributed to Shilpa Rao's premature exit from the concert.
An attendee, who goes by the Instagram handle @aashwini_shetye, alleged that the event manager had to intervene and inform Anu Malik that there was no time left. However, the singer continued performing, causing further delays, according to the attendee.
Furthermore, the attendee questioned the necessity of certain performances, specifically mentioning Anu Malik's act and his daughter's dance routine. The attendee expressed dissatisfaction with the crowd's response during Ada's performance, suggesting it was underwhelming. In response, netizens drew comparisons between Ada Malik and K-pop star Lisa from BLACKPINK, highlighting a striking resemblance in their appearances.
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