The Sonakshi Sinha - Armaan Malik issue is just getting out of the park now. After Armaan Malik supported Kailash Kher's comments about why he felt actors shouldn't be allowed to sing on stage in place of singers, Sonakshi quickly reacted on the issue.
What ensued was a public war of words between Sonakshi and Armaan on Twitter. Soon, this became a heated discussion and many others too joined in, with their expert comments and opinions.
Now, while Armaan and Sonakshi had called it off, it seems someone from the Sinha fmaily was gearing up for round 2 of the fight. In a long elaborate post on Facebook, Luv sided with Sonakshi and wrote -
"An actor that sings isn’t trying to steal a singers job. It’s like saying I’m trying to steal a photographer’s assignment because I enjoy taking photos or I’m going to direct because I understand film making . Maybe the two brothers who think they can criticise others should think about how they perform (Some singers are very good performers though!) when they try to display their “acting” skills in music videos or when they dance on stage. if you don’t want actors to sing thats fine, some of them are not good at it but then stick to the radio because my eyes can’t handle seeing bad untrained actors trying to emote either. I’m referring to the self appointed guardians of music #Amaal and #ArmaanMalik. Would these two have the guts to call out Mr Bachan or Mr Salman Khan or point a finger at them for singing? At least an actor can’t steal expressions, while we all know how good certain music directors have been at stealing tunes or how “live” their performances really are. Many who have risen fast have fallen even faster because of their arrogance and attitude. Let’s hope better sense prevails with age and experience and their new found fame doesn’t go to their head more than it has. (sic)"
It wasn't going to end there. And it didn't. Armaan took notice and quickly responded back to Luv in the most EPIC way possible. He wrote -
"Lol. People think that Amaal Malik & I have smart mouths. Yes we do have smart mouths that speak the truth. My brother & I never really cared what “people thought” about us. We are SECURE enough and know our talent. I raised a point not targeted at Sonakshi Sinha or any particular actors who sing in films. Salman Bhai, my mentor, has also sung #MainHoonHeroTera which even I have sung for the film #Hero .. I sang #MereBuddy from Bhootnath as a duet with Mr. Bachchan. Singing in Films is cool and I definitely have no problem with that. But but but actors Singing on International CONCERTS?? .. Nope, not fair to the plethora of Singers/Performers like us in the industry… who definitely know what it means to have an opportunity to perform on stages like that Have you ever seen Brad Pitt opening Michael Jackson’s Concert? Nope, it doesn’t work that way in the WEST. I’m also very well aware many Actor/singers perform on Broadway Musicals on stage .. but they are professionally trained for that purpose. Anyway , I just feel India should also change its mindset.. and it will soon happen if people just start speaking up for the right things. If your heart and talent is in the right place, nothing can stop you. Huge respect and love to all those who love the ARTS no one can stop or will stop you… as long as you remain true to it. I sing and speak my heart out Onwards & Upwards, No Looking Back. (sic)"
The young singer has pointed out something very important and it's actually on point. We don't see Hollywood celebrities coming and opening acts for other pop sensations. Why do the same in India? This calls for another round of debate!
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