Tony Kakkar Defends Neha Kakkar After Her Melbourne Concert Backlash, Shares What Led To Delay

Singer Neha Kakkar was supposed to perform at her Melbourne concert, but the audience had to wait for her for three hours. When the singer reached on stage to perform audience started to backlash her and asked her to go back. Explaining why she was late, Neha Kakkar ended up crying on stage. Her brother Tony Kakkar took to Instagram to defend her.

Without taking any names, he posted, “Suppose I invite you to my city for an event and take full responsibility for all arrangements - booking your hotel, car, airport pickup, and tickets. Now, imagine you arrive only to find that nothing has been booked. No car at the airport, no hotel reservation, and no tickets. In that situation, who is to blame?”

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In the caption, he wrote, “Ek Sawaal Hai.. Kisi ke liye nahi hai.. Bas sawaal hai.. Hypothetically. (There is one question… Not asking anyone… It is just a question… Hypothetically)”

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Neha Kakkar did apologise on stage for being this late, but the audience called her out for her "unprofessional" behaviour. Neha ended up crying on stage and thanked the audience for waiting for her patiently. But her breakdown video went viral, and she faced a lot of backlash on the internet.

Neha Kakkar crying for being 3 hrs late at a Melbourne show
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In the video audience can be heard trashing her for being late. "Go back! Rest in your hotel," said one. Another person is heard saying, "This is not India, you're in Australia." Another said, "We have been waiting for three hours." A third voice mocked her by saying, "Very good acting! This is not Indian Idol. You're not performing with kids."

Neha Kakkar’s songs like Badri Ki Dulhaniya, Sunny Sunny, Coca Cola, Garmi, Gali Gali, to name a few, are quite popular.

Tony Kakkar is known for hits like Sitaron Tum So Jao, Gangster, Dil Ko Sukoon, to name a few.