Neha Kakkar’s Brother Explained the Melbourne Incident

Recently, Bollywood singer Neha Kakkar has faced a lot of trolling on social media. During a live concert in Melbourne, Australia, Neha Kakkar arrived 3 hours late. After this, the singer started crying on the stage and also apologized to her fans. However, even after this, people’s anger at Neha did not subside. In the concert itself, people raised slogans for Neha Kakkar to go back and also reprimanded her on social media. After Neha Kakkar faced backlash at an Australian concert for being late, Neha Kakkar’s Brother Explained the Melbourne Incident.

Neha Kakkar’s brother reveals a mysterious post:

Now amidst all this, Neha Kakkar’s brother, i.e., singer Tony Kakkar, has shared mysterious notes on social media. Tony Kakkar has now raised some questions in his post. His posts are now attracting the attention of fans. Just a while ago, Tony shared 2 posts one after the other from his official Instagram handle. He has folded his hands and said that ‘I have a question… not to anyone… just a question… hypothetically.’

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Amidst the controversy, Tony Kakkar asked, Who is the culprit? He wrote in the post, ‘Suppose I invite you to my city for an event and take full responsibility for all the arrangements—booking your hotel, car, airport pickup, and tickets. Now, imagine that you reach there and find that nothing is booked. No car at the airport, no hotel reserved, and no ticket. Who is to blame in such a situation?’

Tony Kakkar questioned the public:

After this, he has written another cryptic post, which will also be successful in catching your attention. Tony Kakkar raised the question in the next post, ‘Artists should stay within limits, and the public should?’ Now, after seeing Tony’s post, people have supported him and Neha. People are also asking him what this post is about. At the same time, some social media users have now openly stood in support of the singers.

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