Singer Neha Kakkar's husband, Rohanpreet Singh, wrote a note in support of his wife after she was booed in Melbourne for reportedly arriving three hours late to her concert.

He urged people not to judge without knowing both sides of the story. Rohanpreet also expressed pride in Neha and her crew for performing despite the challenges they faced.

"Huge respect for my wife and the crew, who went on stage even after so much difficulty and chaos," Rohanpreet wrote on Instagram. He also shared in Punjabi that people should understand both sides before forming an opinion.

On Thursday, on social media, revealing what happened behind the scenes at her Melbourne show,

She wrote on Instagram, "Do you all know that I performed absolutely free for my Melbourne audience? The organisers ran away with my money and others too. My band was not even given food, a hotel, or even water. My husband and his boys went and provided them food. In spite of all this, we still went on stage and did the show without any rest or anything because my fans were waiting for hours for me (sic)."

"Do you know our sound check got delayed by hours because the sound vendor was not paid and refused to turn the sound on? And when our sound check finally started after a long delay, I couldn't reach the venue, couldn't do the sound check, and we didn't even know if the concert would happen because the organisers stopped answering my manager's calls. Apparently, they were running away from the sponsors and everyone. Though there's still a lot to share, I guess this is enough (sic)," she added.

Neha concluded her note by thanking her fans who understood her situation and supported her.

Earlier this week, a video surfaced online showing Neha Kakkar facing an upset Melbourne audience as she reportedly turned up three hours late. The singer got teary-eyed and promised to make the show worth the wait.