First of all they are not forcing anybody to listen to their songs or spend money on SMSs to vote for them. Secondly being younger doesn't mean that you should not be rich. We have many examples of teenage achievers, young entrepreneurs and CEOs who are millionaires. The IIM graduates are signed for huge contracts even before they step out of the campus.Originally posted by: DoReMiFaSo
The contestants are in the age group of 24-28 yrs. Singing in such contest itself is an achievement, and should be given a ceritificate and a Gold Medal to the Winner. Let them do lot of "RIYAZ" for the next years...show their consistancy and then earn that name, fame and money. Normally they vanish after 6months. At whose cost all this extravagance.
We have spoiled CRICKET.......in similar way ad campaign contracts etc....
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So what is wrong if somebody earns by showcasing his creative talents be it music, dance, acting, painting or even sports. If a person can attract riches through his skill and hardwork then we should look towards him as an inspiration or a role model instead of doubting his ability. They are not accountable to anybody but themselves.
In a field like music industry it is the people, the fans who make or break a star and if he is found not good he is bound to fade away.
Last but not the least the winner has to pay a whopping 33.66% tax on his winnings and it is actually deductible at source. Please refer to this link
http://www.rediff.com/getahead/2005/dec/15game.htm