00:00 In 2004, the first season of Indian Idol was aired on Sony TV.
00:05 The whole country was crazy about this singing show.
00:08 Anu Malik, Sonu Nigam and Farha Khan were the judges of this show.
00:12 Two singers, Amit Sinha and Abhijeet Samant, reached the finale of this show.
00:17 And Abhijeet Samant won the show.
00:20 However, many people wanted Amit Sinha to win this show.
00:24 And Amit was also the one who was claiming to be the winner of this show.
00:28 But Amit remained the runner-up of the show and Abhijeet Samant won.
00:32 Now, many years later, Amit has told the conspiracy behind his defeat in this show.
00:38 Amit recently said in an interview about the possible reason for his defeat in this show.
00:45 I don't know if it's right or wrong.
00:48 But I believe that I have not said about it till date.
00:52 It's very important for people to know that my voting lines were blocked two days ago.
00:59 And this happened when the voting lines were about to close.
01:03 So such things don't happen by themselves.
01:06 My family told me that they are not able to vote for me.
01:10 But they are able to vote for Abhijeet Samant.
01:13 And then I realized that something is wrong.
01:16 Besides this, many people told me that a lot of politics is also being done in this.
01:21 But whatever I am saying, I have heard from many people.
01:25 I have no research or evidence on this.
01:28 Amit later told himself that he deserved to win the show.
01:34 But the day I gave my finale, I felt that I deserved it.
01:39 I don't want to say that Abhijeet Samant didn't deserve it.
01:42 But there were many other factors of this victory.
01:45 In the end, Amit said that he did feel a little bad that day.
01:49 But he never gave up hope.
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01:56 (C) 2020 University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences UGA Extension Office of Communications and Creative Services
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