The 'punjabi mode' comment by Poorvi

As someone who is punjabi, but also as someone who always concentrated her studies in cultural learning and sensitivity, I felt that comment was a little uncalled for. Amit saying that Poorvi was always stuck to one genre wasn't a personal attack. But I find poorvi's comment in poor taste, minus her English accent on the word punjabi. There is no one thing that defines any culture and saying Amit is in punjabi mode generalizes the culture to a few traits. Punjab is filled with many different styles of singing. I don't like these types of comment, whether it be someone saying punjabi or Bengali, tamil etc. mode.

I enjoy songs of amit but not of poorvi

Porvi is highly overrarted

in western songs, voice might be different in many lines but what is original voice then. Is it not imitation or artificial voice. if so, then, where how to realize soul of the song.

this is what i dont like in her...having attitude is a big minus point in her and always singing in her comfort zone...and now this kinda comments...

it was sad and demeaning effect,Punjabi singing like heer,mirza or even regular dhol style folk which is popular are not easy ways of singing ...amit is better singer than purvi as dam dam diga song he did well on as in general depth of mukesh songs is sometimes so hard to capture... on other hand purvi sang Rd burman's shor sharaba song,though confidently but ...her comment on Punjabi element showed her contempt towards may be her own mother tongue----and i certainly was very disappointed with it

I thought it was kind of wearied for her to make that comment as well since she is from Chandigarh her self...
that chick is strange.. she has got a nice voice..but she is stuck on the same notes..she has to change it up so we can actually see and hear that she is versatile