When Sonu Nigam revealed truth behind singing on 'REALITY SHOWS'; here's what he said (Video)

Last year, singer Sonu Nigam had exposed the truth of singing reality shows in a video which he shared on his social media page; read on

<p>Since the last few days, Indian Idol controversy news is grabbing headlines where Aditya Narayan said 'Hum kya Alibaug se aaye hai' remark.&nbsp;</p>

Since the last few days, Indian Idol controversy news is grabbing headlines where Aditya Narayan said 'Hum kya Alibaug se aaye hai' remark. 

<p>MNS warned of strict action against the show and demanded an apology. On Facebook, Aditya Narayan apologised for his remark and stated that he did not mean to hurt the sentiments of people or Kishore Kumar’s son Amit Kumar.</p>

MNS warned of strict action against the show and demanded an apology. On Facebook, Aditya Narayan apologised for his remark and stated that he did not mean to hurt the sentiments of people or Kishore Kumar’s son Amit Kumar.

<p>So we went back to last year controversy on such a reality show, where singer Sonu Nigam reportedly exposing the reality behind Hindi singing reality shows.</p>

So we went back to last year controversy on such a reality show, where singer Sonu Nigam reportedly exposing the reality behind Hindi singing reality shows.

<p>In a viral video, Sonu Nigam interacted with Bollywood filmmaker Vivek Rajan Agnihotri and showed the truth behind the singing reality shows in India.&nbsp;</p>

In a viral video, Sonu Nigam interacted with Bollywood filmmaker Vivek Rajan Agnihotri and showed the truth behind the singing reality shows in India. 

<p>The singer said, 'There are lots of shows where the songs played are dubbed. They don't want to show the faltered scene; they show it by correcting it,' referring to a part where judges point out contestants faltering while performing their rendition."</p>

The singer said, 'There are lots of shows where the songs played are dubbed. They don't want to show the faltered scene; they show it by correcting it,' referring to a part where judges point out contestants faltering while performing their rendition."

<p>Last year, he also accused music companies of favouring their singers by presenting only their songs. 'Music companies ask the producers to play this song and not that song citing it as against their company policy.' He further added that the music companies promote their artists even though other artists are equally talented."</p>

Last year, he also accused music companies of favouring their singers by presenting only their songs. 'Music companies ask the producers to play this song and not that song citing it as against their company policy.' He further added that the music companies promote their artists even though other artists are equally talented."