Manoj Muntashir defends Indian Idol 12: ‘Amit Kumar took money, then criticised the show’

Indian Idol 12 has remained in information nearly always after the Kishore Kumar tribute episode was telecast a couple of weeks again. Singer Amit Kumar had criticised the standard of singing on the present in an interview, after praising the contestants on the present. He had mentioned that he was requested to understand everybody no matter the standard of the present, including that he didn’t take pleasure in it in any respect.
After Indian Idol host Aditya Narayan jumped to defend the present, visitor decide Manoj Muntashir has additionally spoken up. “If Amit Kumar came out and lashed out at the show, he shouldn’t have agreed to be a part of it in the first place. He took money for being a part of the show and then criticised it,” Manoj informed ETimes, including, “I wouldn’t have done what Amit Kumar did. If I was in his place and not comfortable with the proceedings, I would have told the makers that I don’t want to be a part of the show.”

He additionally mentioned that it’s incorrect of the visitor judges to always criticise the contestants. “The guest judges who’ve come on Indian Idol 12 have no clue about what’s happening on the show and they go on to criticise every little thing about the contestants. They criticise them beyond belief- ye galat ho gaya, woh galat ho gaya, you are nobody, you cannot do this, how will you sing in front of a crowd or a filmmaker.”

He mentioned individuals must be extra understanding. “The harsh criticism by the guest judges demotivates the contestants. So, the guest judges are told that they need to look at and talk about the singer’s positives too. This instruction has been given to me too. Of course, we as professional musicians have high benchmarks but we cannot weigh the kids on the same scale.”
However, he added that Amit Kumar took it the ‘wrong way’ and felt he was solely presupposed to bathe reward. “See my episode this Saturday and Sunday and I have pointed out the contestants’ errors.”