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Sahir Ali Bagga Scolds M. Shahid Abrar after a Pakistan Idol 2 Controversy

Pakistan Idol Season 2 erupts in controversy as Top-16 contestant M. Ibrar Shahid exits the show, alleging toxic backstage politics, excessive autotuning, and artistic suppression. Legendary composer Sahir Ali Bagga responds with a rare, blunt lesson on music, technology, and humility.

M Shahid Abrar
  • Yes, reality shows can be toxic.

  • Yes, systems often protect themselves, not artists.

  • And yes, walking away can be an act of dignity.

But also:

  • Technology is not the enemy

  • Learning never ends

  • Ego has buried more talent than autotune ever will

This isn’t about picking sides.
This is about growing up as an industry.

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