INDIA’S GOT TALENT: IMPRESSED BY CONTESTANT FARHAN SABIR, SPECIAL GUEST VISHAL DADLANI SAYS, 'I'M EXTENDING AN OFFICIAL INVITATION FOR YOU TO COME ON INDIAN IDOL'
This weekend, brace yourselves to be bowled over by the superlative performances of the talent reality show, ‘India’s Got Talent’ which will host a ‘party special’ episode, making for a fun extravaganza! Promising a lot of swag and non-stop entertainment, the ‘Top 11’ contestants will leave no stone unturned to impress special guests - Neha Kakkar, and the esteemed judges panel of Indian Idol 14, Kumar Sanu & Vishal Dadlani with their extraordinary talent.
With their powerful voice, the popular father-son duo, Farhan Sabir Live from Delhi has carved a special place for themselves in the audience's heart. And once again, Farhan will surprise everybody with his different yet impactful rendition of 'Tashan Mein’, a timeless composition sung by ace music composer & singer Vishal Dadlani, alongside singer Saleem. Awestruck by the performance, Vishal Dadlani praised Farhan Sabir Live, saying, "I have done many shows, but I've never heard this song being performed like this before. This song was originally sung by me and Master Salim, and throughout the performance, I felt like joining you on stage. It was incredible. Gulaam ji (Farhan’s father), you have such a talented child. Farhan, I'm extending an official invitation for you to come to Indian Idol. You truly deserve it. No one can perform this song the way you did it."
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Supremely impressed with Farhan Sabir Live, Vishal Dadlani also went on stage to jam with Farhan on the hit song 'Malhari,' taking the stage by storm with their splendid performance.
Earlier, Ayesha Jhulka had shared about her connection with the Army after watching Mahila Band's performance. She shared, “Undoubtedly, your performance was nothing short of fantastic. Hailing from an army background, discipline flows through your veins, and is reflected in your performance. I come from a military family as well. My father is a retired Air Force officer, and many of my relatives have served in the Indian Armed Forces. So, speaking of reunions, army officers often endure separation from their families due to postings and deployments. And that is why I can relate to your sense of longing to reunite with your loved ones.”