Bollywood's leading playback singer is reported to become India’s first non-actor to have a wax statue.
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Sonu Nigam is set to join the likes of Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan and former Miss World Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in being immortalized at Madame Tussads museum.
The leading playback singer will become India’s first non-actor to have a wax statue at Madame Tussauds museum.
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"Sonu was approached last December; they're expected to arrive in a month to decide on his look and measurements. He is waiting for work on his next album to get over before he focuses on this," a source close to the singer-composer was quoted as saying, reports The Times of India.
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However, Sonu took to Twitter to clear the air about ongoing speculations and asked his fans to wait for the official announcement:
https://twitter.com/sonunigam/status/687536105957273600
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Excited fans told the acclaimed Bollywood singer he 'deserved' the honour and congratulated him in advance.
Here are some Twitter reactions:
@sonunigam Congratulations in advance though. You absolutely deserve it. 👍
— Dr. Rohan Dasgupta (@DrRohanDasgupta) January 14, 2016
@sonunigam I think it should happen..eagerly waiting for confirmation 😍
— zayn janu (@Mashallovee) January 14, 2016
@sonunigam dream cum true for ur fans loads of luck from Auckland HummFM
— kashika (@kashikaHummFM) January 14, 2016
@sonunigam I'll be more than happy with this. You are a true deserving personality. Love & Respect from the deepest bottom of my heart.
— Raaj Mishra (@itsraajmishra) January 14, 2016
@sonunigam We all know it. Congratulations . You are next there. 😄😇👍🙌🇮🇳.
— Indra Kumar Saggi (@KumarSaggi) January 14, 2016
@sonunigam ofcourse waiting eagerly.. Such an awesome news.. Proud sonuholic
— Stuti Sinha (@Sonukistuti) January 14, 2016
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