Indian Idol 7: Contestants Impress The Judges With Regional Songs; Manya Narang Re-Enters The Show!

Manya Narang becomes the first wildcard contestant of Indian Idol 7.

An all new season of the popular singing reality show, Indian Idol 7 has become a rage among the audiences and the fanbase of the show, is increasing day by day.
The super talented contestants are leaving no stones unturned to put their best foot forward.

The cameraderie between the judges - Anu Malik, Farah Khan and Sonu Nigam is thoroughly entertaining. During the previous gala rounds, contestants Stuti Tiwari, Saumya Mishra, Bharti Gupta and Manya Narang got evicted from the show.

indain-idol-7

This week, we saw all the contestants representing various states of our country and singing regional songs. Malvika sang'Chad Gayo Papi Bichua', representing Assam, RP Shravan d'Jhoom Barabar Jhoom' representing Punjab, while Mohit Chopra rendered, 'Deva Shri Ganesha' representing Maharashtra.

Tajinder Singh sang 'Ruki Suki Roti' representing South India and PVNS Rohit dressed in a UP attire sang 'Chalat Musafir'. While Hardeep sang 'Bindu re Bindu' representing West Bengal, Revanth sang, 'Chapa Chapa Charkha Chale' reprsenting Himachal Pradesh and Khuda Baksh dressed in a Rajasthani attire sang, 'Baawre'.

And here comes the moment which surprised everyone. Manya Narang, who was evicted from the show, was brought back on the show. Yes, the talented singer became the very first contestant to enter the show as a wildcard contestant.

The singer won the hearts with her performance on the song 'Nagada Sang Dhol'. Speaking about Manya's surprise entry, Anu Malik told, "Manya Narang is the first wild card entry on 'Indian Idol 9'. She is a great talent and we are sure she will deliver magical performances in the coming episodes."

Read more about: indian idol 7 sonu nigam

Advertisement

Get Instant News Updates
Enable
x
Notification Settings X
Time Settings
Done
Clear Notification X
Do you want to clear all the notifications from your inbox?
Settings X
X