The third season of Telugu Indian Idol, the singing reality show, will start streaming on Aha Video on June 7. Its grand launch event was held in Hyderabad on Wednesday.
Speaking on the occasion, the show host Sriram Chandra said that his emotions have been deeply tied to the Indian Idol brand since 2010. "When the auditions for this season were held, not only singers but many music artists participated in it. Indian Idol Season 3 is going to platform awesome talents. The upcoming musical journey will continue for three to four months," he said, adding that Aha is like a family to him.
Singer Geetha Madhuri said, "The auditions for Season 3 are over. Very good contestants have been roped in. Like the previous seasons, this season also see many pearls performing."
Rakesh from Aha said that the third season has been receiving greater traction than was expected. "We did auditions in the US with the intention of gaining international recognition for the franchise," he added.
Singer Karthik said that the show is not just about platforming singing talents but also about individuals who are passionate about achieving something new. As a result, even musicians have sprung up over the years, thanks to the franchise.
Fremantle Managing Director Aradhan said, "Music director Thaman, Karthik, Geetha Madhuri and Sri Ramachandra are inspiring. They have all been leading everyone forward. We are going to introduce great talents. I urge the viewers to continue their support."
Aha CEO Ravikant Sabnavis said, “Indian Idol has produced many great singers. Rockstars like Thaman, Karthik, Geetha Madhuri and Sri Ramchandra have been associated with the reality show. In the upcoming season, they are going to impress the audience with new musical talents."
Music Director SS Thaman said, "Indian Idol season 3 is going to witness more music contestants than the last two seasons. We have selected a dozen top singers from different countries. I would like to thank Allu Aravind garu, who believed in me and made me a judge. Trivikram garu has also been supportive."
