Originally posted by: mintyblue
I am friends with Tullika ganguly of indian idol 4
she returned to her studies after the show very sensiblyis nor completing her gradwhereas girls like shini may not have it so easy-they sacrifice a lot for the showit all depends upon economic background also
Originally posted by: Babumoshaai
very risky.. the ppl were all decent.. but being decent singers isnt enough to make a mark...
Summer: I hope so too. The truth must be revealed if Ismail was really a part of this unfortunate incident as it will help many families who do have young children interested in participating in a musical reality show. The families will be able to guide their children in a good manner.
Originally posted by: bellevue
The reality is these vulnerable young people are in the hands of these mentors. Not all mentors are there to take advantage of these people but I have heard about a mentor from another popular music competition did terrible things to a young competitor. So I hope that now that Punam's news came out parents will keep an eye on their participating children.
ID's association could be a pure speculation or there might be some truth to it- we don't know.
Originally posted by: Dabulls23
Right on Belle....I heard the same thing about another mentor too....Kids and some of the parents also get carried away with the temporary fame, money and popularity these shows gives....Too sad sometimes adults are not even thinking straight....
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