Indian Idol Former Judge Sonu Nigam Strongly Reacts To The ‘Fake Praising Row’ In Reality Shows(Pic Credit : Facebook/Sonu Nigam, IMDb)

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Sony Television’s age-old singing reality show Indian Idol 12 has been in a bit of a soup lately. Tackling the accusations of being ‘too dramatic’, makers are trying every trick in the books to bring its lost charm back. Sonu Nigam has been one of the earliest judges of the show, and he has to say something about ‘fake-praising the contestants’ & more.

All this started when legendary singer Kishore Kumar’s son Amit Kumar in an interview, revealed how he was asked to praise the contestants. Sonu, in his latest conversation, has talked about how you can’t always praise the contestants.

He also logically explains why it’s not good for the careers of these up & coming singers as well. While talking to ETimes, Sonu Nigam said, “As a judge, we are here to teach something to the contestants. We should give honest feedback to the participants. Always praising them won’t do any good. Humesha wah wah karoge toh kaise hoga (how will it work if you always praise them)? We aren’t here to spoil these kids. Even the contestants won’t understand when they have performed well and when they haven’t if we keep praising them.”

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