‘Till the time I was there, TRP was on top’: Neha Kakkar revealed the secret of leaving ‘Indian Idol’, gave a befitting reply to critics on the show’s declining fame and claims of it being scripted.

Popular Bollywood playback singer Neha Kakkar has finally revealed the real reason behind her distance from the singing reality show ‘Indian Idol’. Neha Kakkar, who became the identity of the show by sitting on the judge’s chair for many years, clarified that the decision to leave the show was completely her personal decision. He told that he got immense love and respect from this platform and the makers did not want to let him go at any cost. The makers said that they could not even imagine the show without Neha. However, after being a part of the same show for five consecutive years, she realized that she was repeating the same process every season. Due to his nature of preferring new changes and different experiences, he himself took the step of taking a break from the show.

During a media interview, when Neha Kakkar was asked about the statements of former judges and the declining popularity and TRP of the show in recent seasons, she gave a very sharp and frank answer. Neha directly said that the show’s fame has fallen because she left the show. Till the time she was associated with this show, its TRP remained at the top at record level. Taking a dig at people criticizing the show, he said that for those who don’t get a chance, ‘the grapes are always sour’. He proudly said that he has given many blockbuster and superhit seasons to Indian Idol. Now that she is no longer a part of the show and the show is not doing as well as before, she cannot do anything about it because her entire focus is now on her new projects and new dimensions of her career.

Neha Kakkar has been trolled a lot on social media for often shedding tears after listening to the emotional stories of the contestants on the reality show stage. Clarifying on this, he completely rejected the claims of the show being scripted. He said that the real life of any person, his pain and hard struggle can never be scripted. Neha said that we all belong to a very simple and decent Indian background. Being a sensitive human being, it is absolutely natural to get emotional and cry when the participants from small towns and villages of the country narrate their real difficulties and struggles. She also indicated that if the right time and circumstances arise in the future, she may consider returning to the platform.