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Sonu Nigam addressed backlash on his Kannada song comments.
He expressed love for Kannada language and culture in his letter.
Nigam claimed that he had prepared more than an hour of the song Kannada for concerts.
New Delhi:
Sonu Nigam recently shared an open letter on social media when he was booked by the Bengaluru police after his recent remarks on the Pahalgam terror attack during a concert in the city. An FIR was lodged on Saturday following a dispute of the comments.
The singer wrote, “I have given unprecedented love to language, culture, culture, music, musicians, state, and people, and people not only when I am in Karnataka, but anywhere in the world. In fact, I have said more than my songs in other languages. When in Karnataka.”
He said, “His own people were embarrassed and were asking them to shut down. I told him very politely and the show has just started with love, this is my first song, and I will not disappoint them, but they have to continue the way you continue with the concert.
“I leave the sensible people of Karnataka to decide who is on the mistake here. I will accept your decision”, Sonu Nigam concluded.
The incident occurred on 25–26 April during a show held at East Point College of Engineering and Technology in Verjonagar, Bangalore. During the protest, a young man allegedly stressed that Sonu sings in Kannada, which leads to a warm exchange.
The singer replied, “I have sung in various languages ​​including Kannada. Whenever I come to Karnataka, I come with a lot of love and respect. You all behaved like a family,” the singer said.
Sonu Nigam said, “I always sing Kannada songs.
The comment criticized several quarters, including Kannada filmmaker Karthik Gowda and activist SR Govindu.
