You’ll Regret Judging Me!

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In a flurry of news headlines, Singer Neha Kakkar finds herself in the spotlight following allegations of being three hours late to her Melbourne performance and subsequently breaking down on stage while apologizing to the audience. Yet, the crowd was swift with their criticism over the delay. Now, she’s addressed the viral footage, imploring people to ‘be patient for the truth’ and hinting that those who rushed to judgment will soon regret their actions.

Today on Instagram Stories (March 27), Neha Kakkar posted a thoughtful message aimed at her critics, saying “Be patient for the truth; you’ll later wish you hadn’t been so hasty in your judgments,” with a symbol representing sadness included.

Previously, in a widely-shared video, the artist behind O Saki Saki was captured thanking the audience following an alleged three-hour delay on stage. She expressed, “You guys are truly kind! You’ve been incredibly patient. Waiting this long (For such a long time), I hate it; I’ve never made someone wait like this in my life.

Although she apologized, it appeared that the audience remained dissatisfied, prompting some spectators to respond harshly. A few could even be overheard saying, “Retreat! Spend time in your hotel.” Others expressed their annoyance by stating, “We’ve been waiting for three whole hours.

Neha’s sibling, Tony Kakkar, posted a mysterious statement on Instagram that appeared to address the issue surrounding her Melbourne concert. In essence, he posed a thought-provoking query about who ought to bear responsibility when adequate preparations aren’t made for a visitor who has been invited.

As a devoted follower, I found myself pondering over a point he made – though he emphasized it wasn’t directed at anyone specifically, he raised an intriguing question: Why is it that only artists are expected to uphold decorum, while the audience isn’t held to the same level of accountability?

Simultaneously, Aishwarya Ashokan, a dancer from Neha Kakkar’s Sydney show, stood up for the singer during the current controversy. She deemed the criticism as ‘unjust’ and admired her perseverance, pointing out that many in similar circumstances might have opted to leave the situation instead.

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2025-03-27 12:22