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"From Indian Idol to Real Music: Why Live Concerts Beat Scripted Reality Shows"

"From Indian Idol to Real Music: Why Live Concerts Beat Scripted Reality Shows"


I still remember the excitement when Indian Idol first aired on Sony TV. It felt fresh, real, and full of genuine talent.

Before that, I used to watch musical shows like Sa Re Ga Ma and other similar programs. They were pure music experiences — no gimmicks, no drama.

I wouldn’t just watch them; sometimes I would close my eyes and simply listen. Every note, every beat would bring peace to my heart. That was real music — music that touched the soul.

The First Indian Idol: Something New and Genuine

The first season of Indian Idol brought a wave of freshness. Contestants were judged purely on their voice and skill. It felt like a real celebration of talent, where music was the true hero.

But as years passed, the reality of “reality shows” began to change…

Scripted Drama in the Name of Reality

Slowly, musical shows on TV started focusing more on fake noise, over-dramatic emotions, and deliberately created controversies. Judges were shown arguing, contestants’ life stories were exaggerated, and the main focus shifted from singing to TRPs.

I have been a judge at several live competitions where multiple judges were present. Never once did I see judges fighting just to entertain people. But today, TV shows often create such moments on purpose — not for music, but for drama.

Music Makes Us Graceful

True music makes us humble and graceful.

If we look at history, the greatest musicians were often the most down-to-earth:

  • Mohammed Rafi — known for his humility
  • Mukesh — whose voice carried raw emotions
  • Lata Mangeshkar — whose voice was divine
  • A.R. Rahman — calm and simple even today
  • Laxmikant–Pyarelal — masters of music and teamwork

They proved that the bigger the artist, the more graceful the human.

Today’s Scene: Real Music vs TV Shows

Unfortunately, many modern shows portray musicians as aggressive or dramatic personalities. Fake crowd noise is added to create hype. Viral moments take priority over real music.

True music should calm the heart, not create unnecessary tension.

My Advice: Experience Live Concerts

If you truly love music, I strongly suggest attending live concerts instead of relying on TV musical shows.

At a live event, you hear the artist’s real voice, feel every note, and experience the magic without any scripts or edits. The energy, the connection, the purity — nothing on TV can match it.

How I Can Help

If you want to organize a live concert by a great artist in your city, I can help you make it happen.

Simply visit www.deckm.in and in the chat box type:

  • Your city name
  • Your email ID
  • The type of help you need

I will assist you in bringing real music to your city.

Conclusion:

The true sweetness of music is not in flashy TV shows but in the raw, soulful notes that touch your heart. Let’s choose real music, live music, and fill our lives with the peace it brings.


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