Shaan drops bombshell about how singing reality shows are shot, says performances are re-recorded in studio later

In a recent interview, playback singer Shaan disclosed that singing reality shows often re-dub performances, leading to high expectations among the audience.

Playback singer Shaan, known for delivering iconic songs like Woh Ladki Hai Kahan, Kuch To Hua Hai, Main Aisa Kyun Hoon and more, has served as a judge on several reality shows including The Voice India and Sa Re Ga Ma Pa L'il Champs. However, in a recent interview with Vickey Lalwani, the singer made a shocking revelation about how singing reality shows are produced. (Also Read: Shreya Ghoshal, Shaan shocked as Vidhu Vinod Chopra drops expletives on stage: Watch)

Shaan on how reality shows are shot

Shaan reveals why he dislikes reality singing shows.

When asked why the singers who perform in reality shows don't always make it to the industry despite having wonderful voices, Shaan said, "I am not just told but I am convinced and I know for a fact that they are re-dubbing the songs. Reality shows mein, last 2018 tak jab maine kiya tha, it was pretty much what it was (In reality shows — at least until 2018 when I was involved — what you heard was pretty much what it was). Thoda usko tuning kardete the. Lekin ab toh puri tarah se gana re-dubb hota hai. Toh aap jab sunte ho (They used to tweak the tuning a bit. But now, the entire song is completely re-dubbed. So when you hear it), obviously, you’re blown away, like ‘Wow!’ Your expectations go sky-high. But when you actually call them to sing something for you, you realise they’re a major disappointment."

Shaan recently lent his voice to one of the songs in Salman Khan’s latest release, Sikandar. He sang Bam Bam Bhole alongside Dev Nagi, with lyrics by Sameer Anjaan. Shaikhspeare, Y-Ash, and Husxain wrote and performed the rap in the song, while Pritam composed the music.