Kailash Kher Stops Gwalior Show, Warns Crowd As People Jump Barricades And Surround Stage

Kailash Kher had to stop his show midway recently after the crowd went out of control. As reported by Times Now, the ‘Teri Deewani’ singer was recently performing in Gwalior on the occasion of late Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s birth anniversary when a large number of his fans broke through the barricades. Reportedly, these people wrongly entered the concert and surrounded the stage/ Why? Just to catch a glimpse of their beloved singer.

As a result, Kher stopped the show midway and warned the crowd. “If anyone comes close to us or to our equipment, we would stop the programme immediately. We appreciated you so much. However, at this moment, you are behaving like animals,” he said.

The singer also requested the senior police personnel to

come close to the stage and control the situation. However, when the cops failed to control the situation, Kher stopped the show and left the venue.

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Kailash Kher’s Musical Journey 

Kailash Kher’s music journey is a story of perseverance. The singer was born in Uttar Pradesh’s Meerut. His breakthrough came with Allah Ke Bande, which instantly connected with listeners. Over the years, Kailash Kher has become a known figure in the music industry with his powerful tracks like Teri Deewani, Saiyyan, Ya Rabba and Piya Ghar Aavenge.

Earlier this year, Kailash Kher criticised music-based reality shows, claiming they are commercialised spectacles that “have nothing to do with music.” The singer’s comments were made during his session at the Jaipur Literature Festival titled Teri Deewani: Shabdon Ke Paar.

When asked about his absence as a judge in recent years, Kher stated, “These reality shows are marketed as music reality shows, and big names like you sponsor them.” Highlighting the superficial nature of the industry, he added, “They are only filmy music reality shows. Music se unka koi lena dena hai hi nahi. 2% jo bhel puri bech rahe hai in the name of film music woh usko promote karte hai.”