Honey Singh

Rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh is blending work and leisure, producing beats and fishing from a yacht. This follows his recent Mumbai show where he made a dramatic entrance. Known for hits like 'Brown Rang', the 43-year-old artist, born Hirdesh Singh, has a career marked by chart-topping albums and a recent documentary. Read on to know more in detail.

Authorities across India are taking action against songs and content deemed vulgar and glorifying crime, leading to takedowns and FIRs. This crackdown, involving police, courts, and regulatory bodies, sparks debate on balancing creative freedom with social responsibility, particularly concerning youth influence.

Shweta Shetty, known for ’90s hits like Deewane Toh Deewane Hain, is returning to the stage in Mumbai with a genre-blending set that includes classics, international tracks, R&B, and hip-hop. After stepping away from fame, she now lives in Alibaug, values yoga and riyaz, and remains open to new collaborations.

Yo Yo Honey Singh rocked Mumbai’s MMRDA Grounds on March 28 with hits like Blue Eyes and Lungi Dance. A viral video showed chaos as a fan tried climbing a gate amid crowd complaints. He made a Rs 9 crore Rolls-Royce entry for the finale.

Mark your calendars, music lovers! Yo Yo Honey Singh's much-awaited concert in Pune is now set for April 18th, postponed from its original date of April 4th due to a state advisory on bad weather conditions. The decision is all about keeping fans safe, so stay dry and keep your tickets— they’re good for the new date! Read on to know more in detail.

Pune police have issued a directive for Yo Yo Honey Singh's upcoming concert. The rapper-singer will not be allowed to perform songs that promote alcohol, drugs, or weapons. This decision follows concerns raised about the potential negative impact on children. Organizers have agreed to comply with the restrictions. The concert is scheduled for April 18 at Mahalaxmi Lawns.

Mangesh Jadhav, the child protection officer in Pune, has taken a stand against rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh, beseeching police commissioner Amitesh Kumar to scrutinize the lyrics of Singh's songs. The appeal arises from worries about the normalization of substance abuse and gun violence in his music, which could harm impressionable youth present at his concerts.

At Yo Yo Honey Singh's recent concert in Mumbai, actress Soundarya Sharma stole the show with her electrifying performance. Her daring dance moves, especially her twerking during 'Laal Pari,' ignited a debate online, with reactions ranging from adoration to criticism, some calling it 'vulgar' while others celebrated her confidence. Read on to know more in detail.

A viral video from Yo Yo Honey Singh's Mumbai concert captured a determined fan scaling a locked gate, prompting security intervention. Honey Singh himself lauded the fan as his 'Sherni' on Instagram. The singer is currently on his 'My Story World Tour', with upcoming dates across India following his Dubai debut. Read on to know more in detail.

Amidst the electrifying energy of a Yo Yo Honey Singh concert, a passionate fan named Roohi took a leap of faith—literally—by scaling a gate to gain entry. Sharing her perspective, she revealed that her actions stemmed from a mix of excitement and anxiety, and insisted that she had a valid ticket to the event. Read the full article to know more in detail.

Pune's vibrant live music scene faces a surge in concert reschedules, impacting fans' plans and finances. From weather woes to logistical hurdles and artist health, these shifts highlight the delicate balance of scaling events. While authorities remain supportive, audience experiences are increasingly disrupted, raising concerns about future planning.

Justice Kaurav of the Delhi High Court has taken a bold step by calling for the immediate withdrawal of rapper duo Honey Singh and Badshah's song 'Volume 1' from online circulation. Shocked by its explicit content, the judge expressed serious concerns over the track's perceived vulgarity and derogatory messages.

After the live performance, Lauren is now willing to do a music video with him

During Yo Yo Honey Singh's electrifying concert in Delhi, which kicked off his much-anticipated India tour, chaos erupted in the crowd as a major altercation broke out. Unfazed, the artist continued to serenade his fans, while security and police swiftly sprang into action to quash the disruption. This unexpected incident overshadowed the vibrant atmosphere at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium.

Yo Yo Honey Singh reassured fans from Dubai studio amid West Asia tensions: "We safe in Dubai guys. Working." The rapper, real name Hirdesh Singh, echoed a February Mexico update during unrest. Latest hits: "Jhoom Sharabi" (De De Pyaar De 2), "Laal Pari" (Housefull 5), "Money Money"

Indian music sensation Yo Yo Honey Singh has reassured his fans after recent violent unrest in Mexico. The singer, who was in the country, posted a photo from a private jet, confirming his safety and imminent return home. The news comes amid reports of drug cartel-related disturbances, leaving many concerned for his well-being.

The rap king, Yo Yo Honey Singh is extremely excited for being a part of TOIFA 2016 as he is performing on stage in front of a live audience.

Yo Yo Honey Singh revealed a glimpse of his upcoming party track which is a recreated version of the song that originally featured Prabhudeva.