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Yo Yo Honey Singh booked for singing vulgar songs

With the Punjab and Haryana High Court coming down heavily on the lewd lyrics of songs sung by singer-rapper Honey Singh, the Punjab Police Friday booked him for singing vulgar songs in public. A case was registered against the singer

Honey Singh sings ‘Brown Rang’ for ‘Desi Girl’ Priyanka Chopra

Rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh, who feels that Priyanka Chopra looks “hot” with her dusky skin, sang his popular number “Brown rang” for the National Award-winning actress. On the red carpet of MTV Video Music Awards India 2013, Honey Singh

Yo Yo Honey Singh to sing in ‘Besharam’

After lending his voice in movies like “Cocktail” and “Race 2″, Bhangra-pop singer-rapper Honey Singh is now set to record a number for Ranbir Kapoor-starrer “Besharam”. “Honey Singh will be singing in ‘Besharam’, he has done some really good work

Victim of smear campaign, says rapper Honey Singh

Bhangra-pop singer-rapper Honey Singh claims he is a victim of a vicious smear campaign launched by his rivals to finish off his rising career as India’s foremost live entertainer. Shaken and nonplussed, Honey didn’t know what hit him when, on

Rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh booked for ‘vulgar’ song

A first information report (FIR) was filed against Punjabi rapper here Monday over allegedly vulgar lyrics of his song, the complainant said. The complaint was lodged by senior Indian Police Service officer Amitabh Thakur for the “extremely vulgar and indecent

Honey Singh’s ‘Brown Rang’ most trending video of 2012

Punjabi rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh’s “Brown Rang” emerged as the most trending video in 2012 in India, according to a report released by YouTube, a video sharing site. According to YouTube in Rewind, the song beat the popular Korean

Why sing in English: Honey Singh

Punjabi rapper ‘Yo Yo’ Honey Singh believes the Indian entertainment industry is self-sufficient and can do without international celebrities. He has openly challenged international rapper Akon, and says desi singers must promote Indian languages abroad, instead of aping the west