Neha Kakkar was fully paid before the Melbourne concert, but refused to perform for limited viewers, claimed that Australian organizer. Hindi film news
Neha Kakkar’s recent live concert in Melbourne has created a major controversy when she broke on stage, after three hours late for the show. The unprofessional delay made the audience restless, and he allegedly asked him to leave. However, she apologized and became emotional on the stage on inconvenience.
Later, he clarified that the organizers had not paid his team and denied him the basic requirements such as housing, food and drinking water.
Australian organizers react to this issue
However, Australian organizers – Pace D and Bikram Singh Randhawa – have now come forward with a different version of the incidents, doubting Neha’s claims. Speaking to Siddharth Kannan, the two organizers said that the singer had agreed to perform at two back-to-back events-one in a Sydney and another under the same production company in Melbourne.
He shared that Sydney leg of the tour was a success, attracted between 1,500 and 2,000 attendees. In contrast, the Melbourne concert attracted only 700 people. He admitted that the crowd was upset to wait for him for so long, especially since many fans paid around 300 AUD (about Rs 16,000) for tickets.
According to him, Neha refused to go on stage after watching the limited audience voting and insisted that the site would be filled before the demonstration. He said, “What was told to me by the organizer was that he said,” I will not perform until you fill the stadium, “until I will perform. ,
Neha had earlier claimed that the organizers failed to conduct a proper sound check and did not pay the sound engineers, resulting in technical delays. However, the organizers stated that the equipment was already completely operational. “Everyone performed, and all the setups were completed. I don’t think what he said is true,” he replied.
Paes D and Bikram also claimed that all necessary arrangements were made. He confirmed that he was provided with appropriate housing and magnificent travel vehicles in Australia. He said, “The artists are paid completely before flying in Australia. He was already paid 100 percent – it’s something very basic in Australia,” he said.
He further clarified that a hotel was reserved and transportation was arranged. In his defense, the organizers stressed that due to low turnout and Neha’s delay, the incident faced major financial failures, which reported 500,000 AUDs.
Anyway, Neha’s team has no longer reacted to these claims.
Neha’s initial response
Neha’s first reaction, after the viral video of her crying on stage, read: “Do you know that I have performed absolutely free for my Melbourne audience? The organizers ran away with my money and others. My band was not given food, a hotel, or water. Do you know that there was a delay for hours, because the sound vendor was not given. The concert was not known because my manager was not getting the calls. Closed
