Indian Idol Tickets
Indian Idol Show Tickets
Enjoy watching amateur performers looking to make their big break with Indian Idol tickets. The show Indian Idol is an Indian version of Pop Idol and airs on the Hindi language channel Sony Entertainment Television. The show has spawned spin-offs such as Indian Idol Jr. The primary judges of the show are Anu Malik, Farah Khan and Sonu Nigam.
The first season of the show was in 2004-2005, which had 12 contestants. The hosts of the show were Aman Verma and Mini Mathur, actress and model. The winner that season was Abhijeet Sawant with Amit Sana coming in as runner-up. In the 2005-2006 seasons, Verma and Mathur returned to host. Sandeep Acharya came in first with N.C. Karunya finished as runner-up. In 2007, Aman was replaced with new cohost Hussain Kuwajerwala and the field was expanded to 13 singers
Hear talented performers with Indian Idol tickets. In 2008, the field was narrowed down to 12 and Mini Mathur left the show and her role was taken up by Meiyang Chang, who had been a contestant in the 2006 season. In 2010, Kuwajerwala was joined by Abhijeet Sawant, the inaugural champion of the competition. In 2012, Mini Mathur returned to host the show. That year’s competition had 16 competitors that. Only in 2019, did the show expand to have 17 competitors, featuring one of the largest fields in its history.
How much do tickets for Indian Idol cost?
Indian Idol ticket prices are based on seating location and which ticket packages you select with $189 being the average price you’ll pay.
Are VIP tickets available for Indian Idol?
Yes, VIP upgrades and premium seats are available for as much as $468.
Where to find cheap Indian Idol tickets?
Fans can find great affordable tickets starting as low as $89 by selecting seats away from the stage.
Indian Idol 2025 Schedule
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How long does Indian Idol last?
A Indian Idol show typically lasts 90 to 105 minutes with no intermission. The duration can vary slightly depending on the location and specific performance.
