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Shilpa Rao cut off mid performance at Bollywood Music Project, rushed off stage; attendees fume at disrespect towards singer

Hindustan Times ·First reported ·Updated
Hindustan TimesShilpa Rao cut off mid performance at Bollywood Music Project, rushed off stage; attendees fume at disrespect towards singer
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Shilpa Rao's mic was turned off, her performance cut short due to production delay. This left several attendees shocked at the Bollywood Music Project show.

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