MUMBAI (ANI)- Singer and music composer Vishal Dadlani has bid an emotional farewell to the popular reality show Indian Idol, stepping down after serving as a judge for six consecutive seasons.

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Popular singer and composer Vishal Dadlani announced on Monday, April 7, that he is stepping down as a judge on Sony’s hit reality singing show Indian Idol. Dadlani, who has been a part of the ...

Singer and music composer Vishal Dadlani bid farewell to the popular reality show Indian Idol after serving as a judge for six consecutive seasons. Taking to his Instagram account, the singer ...

After judging the widely popular singing show Indian Idol, musician and composer Vishal Dadlani has bid adieu to the show - leaving fans reeling with sadness and surprise. The singer, known for ...

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