Neha Kakkar Melbourne Concert Controversy: Organizers Accuse Singer of ₹4.52 Crore Loss
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Neha Kakkar’s recent concert in Melbourne turned controversial after a three-hour delay frustrated fans. The singer later apologized in tears, claiming the event organizers failed to provide basic necessities like food, water, and accommodation for her team.
In response, Beats Production, the company managing Kakkar’s Australia tour, accused her of unprofessional behavior. They claimed she violated Australian regulations by smoking in the artist room, leading to a ban from major venues like Margaret Court Arena and Crown Towers. They also alleged a financial loss of ₹4.52 crore due to the incident.
Kakkar’s Defense
Kakkar defended herself, stating that the organizers fled with her payment, forcing her to perform for free. She revealed that her husband and his team had to arrange food for her crew since the organizers failed to do so. Despite the hardships, she chose to perform for her fans who waited for hours.
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Fans React to the Controversy
The incident has divided fans and critics. While some support Kakkar, praising her dedication, others question her sincerity, calling her emotional breakdown a publicity stunt. With both sides presenting conflicting claims, the truth behind the controversy remains unclear.
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