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Bollywood Music Project Apologises After Shilpa Rao's Performance Is Cut Short

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Hindustan TimesBollywood Music Project Apologises After Shilpa Rao's Performance Is Cut Short
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Rao also received support from the All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA), which criticised the organisers for switching off her microphone and stage lights midway through her performance, calling the incident "completely unacceptable".

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