Aditya Narayan is overwhelmed with Mumbai's response to Indian Idol 13 auditions

Auditions of Indian Idol’s new season were held in Mumbai recently. The makers saw approximately 1,300 entries at the venue. Sharing his excitement, host Aditya Narayan said, “Indian Idol, one of the most prestigious shows on Indian Television, is back!...

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Updated At : 03:20 PM Jul 26, 2022 IST

Auditions of Indian Idol’s new season were held in Mumbai recently. The makers saw approximately 1,300 entries at the venue.

Sharing his excitement, host Aditya Narayan said, “Indian Idol, one of the most prestigious shows on Indian Television, is back! In its 13th season, the show that recently announced its multicity on-ground auditions finally reached the City of Dreams–Mumbai. I was overwhelmed to see the number of raw and energetic people who came on-ground with an aim to make it to the prestigious platform.”

He added, “I had a good time engaging with the aspirants and motivated them to keep their confidence level high.”

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