Toronto Organisers blame Madhuri team for the delay

Toronto Organisers blame Madhuri team for the delay. Madhuri Dixit's late arrival for an event in Toronto enraged fans and many left the venue even before she came after patiently waiting for hours.

In the midst of all this, Organisers of the event who are facing flak reacted and blamed the team of Madhuri Dixit for the failure of the event. In its clarification, True Sound Live Ltd. said that the "event commenced on time", adding that it was "exactly as scheduled." It added that it was Madhuri’s management team who "misinformed her about the call time", as a result of which she arrived late to the event. Several fans who attended the event had claimed that the event was promoted as a concert but turned out to be more of a talk session.

The organisers in their statement said that their response was to the "misleading social media commentary." "We at True Sound Live Ltd. would like to clarify the facts regarding the recent Madhuri Dixit – The Golden Girl of Bollywood show held in Toronto, following misleading social media commentary. The event commenced on time with a high-energy opening act featuring exceptional singers from Indian Idol, exactly as scheduled."

It shared why Madhuri was late to the event. "The show’s format, as shared with Madhuri Dixit’s management, included a Q&A session at 8:30 PM followed by Madhuri’s 60-minute performance segment. However, despite our production team’s readiness and communication throughout the evening, Madhuri Dixit’s own management team misinformed her about the call time, resulting in her late arrival around 10 PM. This delay was completely beyond the control of True Sound Live Ltd," it added.

It added, "We also want to clarify that certain backstage individuals, including Shreya Gupta, were preoccupied with personal video recordings instead of supporting the artist’s timely coordination, which further added to the confusion. Attached videos clearly show Madhuri Dixit’s on-stage presence and performance, and we invite the public to view the footage and judge objectively," it further said. The organisers thanked all the attendees for their "support and understanding."