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Badshah to judge Indian Idol

Sony Entertainment Television’s acclaimed singing reality show, Indian Idol, went live on the first day of its shoot, with the arrival of the one and only Badshah as a new judge. Known for his electrifying presence and chart-topping hits, Badshah’s...

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Updated At : 10:54 AM Sep 28, 2024 IST

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Sony Entertainment Television’s acclaimed singing reality show, Indian Idol, went live on the first day of its shoot, with the arrival of the one and only Badshah as a new judge. Known for his electrifying presence and chart-topping hits, Badshah’s addition ensures that fans are in for double the fun. His energy brings a fresh vibe to the judging panel, keeping the contestants on their toes. This season is all about breaking boundaries and setting new standards — in Badshah’s own words scene bangea tagde wala, level upar abki baar.

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