Millind Gaba Responds To Abhijeet’s Snide Comment About Singers Attending Weddings Following Neha Kakkar

After making a subtle jab at singers who perform at weddings, Abhijeet Bhattacharya has found himself in hot water. The seasoned vocalist recently made an appearance as a guest judge on a singing-focused reality program. Giving a candidate some advice, he said that it is against the artist’s reputation as a vocalist for someone to pay them to perform at a wedding.

Neha Kakkar, one of the judges on the panel, took offense at this and refuted Abhijeet’s claims on the program. Millind Gaba is the new singer that has entered the list. The Punjabi artist used the hashtag “Why Dada Why” on social media to publish a video of himself criticizing the seasoned performer. People in the industry call Abhijeet “Dada” with affection.

Millind posted two videos on his Instagram account. “If someone is paying you to perform at a wedding, that is against your reputation as a singer,” Abhijeet warns a candidate in the first round. When invited to perform at weddings, I have the right and dignity to decline. Neha attempted to stop Abhijeet shortly after he said this, but he disregarded her and said, “I’m trying to explain that there’s a difference between accepting ₹1 crore to perform and rejecting the same.” Neha then made an attempt to clarify that all effort is equal.

After that, the video shows a young Abhijeet singing his well-known song at a school function. He’s seen dancing to music in the video. With a video sharing, he said, “No Dada Dadi, Chacha Chachi Can Tell or Fix Anybody’s Aukaat.” “Huge respect, Neha Kakkar,” he continued.

Performer Abhijeet Bhattacharya attends a private function.
Another video that Millind posted shows Abhijeet performing at a private function. It is one of his well-known songs, Tauba Tumhare Ye Ishaare, from the film Chalte Chalte. “Wo Kya Tha…” he wrote, sharing the video. Hey, Jinke Ghar Sheeshe Ke Hon. Is your basement ready for a makeover? Yeah, that’s right—#WhyDadaWhy.

One of the best-known vocalists in the Indian music scene is Abhijeet. He is a multilingual singer who has sung songs for films in Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Bhojpuri, Punjabi, and Odia. He is well-known for his hit songs, including Ole Ole (Yeh Dillagi), Vaada Raha Sanam (Khiladi), Jhanjhriya (Krishna), Badi Mushkil Hai (Anjaam), Goriya Chura Na (Coolie No. 1), and Aankhon Me Base (Takkar).