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Shraddha Kapoor Sought To Judge Music Reality TV Show?

Darpan News Desk, 24 Aug, 2016 11:27 AM
    Shraddha Kapoor might enter the Indian small screen via a music reality TV show. The actress has been approached to join singer Arijit Singh on the judging panel for the upcoming “Raw Star” show.
     
    “While Arijit will add the raw element and mentor the contestants, Shraddha will add glamour to the show,” said a source in the know of developments. 
     
    “Arijit's most popular song 'Tum hi ho' was picturised on Shraddha and they share a good bond. She is currently in South Africa for 'Half Girlfriend', but once she is back, they will lock things and start shooting,” the source added.
     
    Shraddha could be a perfect fit for the show as she is herself a talented singer. She sang "Teri galliyaan" for her film "Ek Villain" and it turned out to be a rage.
     
    “Raw Star” is not a sequel to “India's Raw Star”, and will bring forward a new concept and new challenges with the focus on singing ability rather than performing. The musical show will beam on Life OK. 

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