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'It shouldn't be given so much attention,' Udit Narayan responds to recent controversy

'It shouldn't be given so much attention,' Udit Narayan responds to recent controversy

  • Udit Narayan has responded to his recent controversy.
  • He downplayed the situation and urged people not to overanalyze it.
  • He emphasized that fan interactions often take unexpected turns.
Indian singer Udit Narayan has responded to the controversy surrounding a viral video in which he was seen kissing a female fan during a live concert. Addressing the incident in an interview with Hindustan Times, the singer downplayed the situation and urged people not to overanalyze it.

"Uspe itna dhyaan nahi dena chahiye" (It shouldn't be given so much attention), he stated, emphasizing that fan interactions often take unexpected turns. Defending himself, he added, "Hum log aise nahi hain, hum decent log hai" (We are not like this; we are decent people).

Narayan suggested that fan admiration sometimes leads to spontaneous moments, explaining that some fans express their love through handshakes or other gestures. He hinted at an ulterior motive behind the controversy, saying that his family’s clean image might make them a target. He pointed out that his son, Aditya Narayan, stays away from scandals, yet people still try to create unnecessary drama.

During the performance of Tip Tip Barsa Paani, Narayan was seen asking security to allow the fan to take a selfie before leaning in for the kiss. The incident sparked debate online, with many criticizing his actions. However, the singer insisted that his 46-year career has been free of such behavior and that he deeply respects his fans.

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