Not performing at Justin Bieber concert in India: Sonakshi Sinha

After Kailash Kher claimed Sonakshi performing at Justin Bieber’s concert sends a wrong signal, the Dabangg star said in a statement, “I am an actor who loves music, who loves to perform and who loves to sing. And if anyone has a problem with that, in the wise words of baba Bieber himself... they can go “love” themselves.”
After singer-composer Kailash Kher voiced his disagreement on Sonakshi Sinha’s performing at Justin Bieber’s maiden concert in India, the actress has said she is not performing at the pop star’s concert. Sonakshi was last seen in Noor.
“Firstly, I am not performing at the Bieber concert. It was speculated because I was approached and carried forward by publications and portals even after I stated in various interviews that it’s not happening,” said a statement issued on Sonakshi’s behalf.
The 29-year-old actress further added that she loves music and if anyone has problem with that then they can go and “love” themselves. “Secondly, I am an actor who loves music, who loves to perform and who loves to sing. And if anyone has a problem with that, in the wise words of baba Bieber himself... they can go “love” themselves. Over and out,” she said.
Sonakshi was reportedly performing as one of the opening acts at the concert, which will be held at the DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai on May 10.
Kailash Kher had shown his disapproval and told IANS in an interview that getting the Dabangg actress on board to perform at Bieber’s maiden concert in the country over any other acclaimed Indian singer is not a good sign, and sends a wrong message internationally.
The event’s promoter also issued a statement clarifying the move. “With regards to inclusion of Bollywood stars, for music events of this stature which attract colossal media traction, its hard to shy away from the fact that Bollywood plays a very vital role in generating mass awareness and enhancing the global goodwill of the country,” Director of the White Fox India Arjun Jain said in a statement.
--hindustantimes.com

Not performing at Justin Bieber concert in India: Sonakshi Sinha

After Kailash Kher claimed Sonakshi performing at Justin Biebers concert sends a wrong signal, the Dabangg star said in a statement, I am an actor who loves music, who loves to perform and who loves to sing. And if anyone has a problem with that, in the wise words of baba Bieber himself... they can go love themselves. After singer-composer Kailash Kher voiced his disagreement on Sonakshi Sinhas performing at Justin Biebers maiden concert in India, the actress has said she is not performing at the pop stars concert. Sonakshi was last seen in Noor. Firstly, I am not performing at the Bieber concert. It was speculated because I was approached and carried forward by publications and portals even after I stated in various interviews that its not happening, said a statement issued on Sonakshis behalf. The 29-year-old actress further added that she loves music and if anyone has problem with that then they can go and love themselves. Secondly, I am an actor who loves music, who loves to perform and who loves to sing. And if anyone has a problem with that, in the wise words of baba Bieber himself... they can go love themselves. Over and out, she said. Sonakshi was reportedly performing as one of the opening acts at the concert, which will be held at the DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai on May 10. Kailash Kher had shown his disapproval and told IANS in an interview that getting the Dabangg actress on board to perform at Biebers maiden concert in the country over any other acclaimed Indian singer is not a good sign, and sends a wrong message internationally. The events promoter also issued a statement clarifying the move. With regards to inclusion of Bollywood stars, for music events of this stature which attract colossal media traction, its hard to shy away from the fact that Bollywood plays a very vital role in generating mass awareness and enhancing the global goodwill of the country, Director of the White Fox India Arjun Jain said in a statement. --hindustantimes.com