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Singh in 2013.Background informationBirth nameHirdesh SinghBorn( 1983-03-15) 15 March 1983 (age 36), IndiaOrigin, IndiaGenres,Occupation(s)Singer, Music producer, Music director, Actor, Rapper & Pop SingerYears active2005–presentLabelsMafia Mundeer Records,WebsiteHirdesh Singh (born 15 March 1983), known by this professional name, Yo Yo Honey Singh or Honey Singh, is an, singer, music producer and film actor. He started as a session and recording artist, and became a producer. He has also begun to produce. Contents.Early lifeSingh was born on 15 March 1983 at, to a family. His birth name is Hirdesh Singh. He studied music at the in the United Kingdom. His family later moved to.
Personal lifeSingh is married to Shalini Talwar Singh, whom he introduced to audiences for the first time on the television show.In late 2014, Singh disappeared from the music scene, before making a comeback the following year, but mostly avoided the media. In March 2016, he attributed his 18 month long absence from the public to his. PromotionSingh and 's song ' reached No. 1 in the BBC Asian Download Charts in May 2011. The song was released as a promotional track for 's film.Singh received the ETC award for the best sound in 2006 for his song 'Glassi', the PTC award for the Best Folk Pop Award 2009 for 'Rebirth', and the PTC award for Punjab's Best Music Director 2011.It has been reported that he was paid the highest fee ever for a Bollywood song (as of 2012) of ₹7 million (US$98,000) for a song in the films and.Singh topped the chart of trending videos of 2012.
He earned two places on YouTube's list of top 10 trending videos of 2012. His song 'Brown Rang' made it to the top spot. 'High Heels', in collaboration with, took the fourth spot. CareerSingh prefers to sing in Hindi and his native language Punjabi rather than English.The Punjabi album was released on 11 November 2011.
The track 'Gabru' from the album, featuring singer J-Star, topped the Asian music charts, including the official BBC Asian charts.He has performed at many college festivals, including Ansal Institute of Technology and Ramjas College, Delhi. BollywoodHis debut song in films was, featuring Gagan Sidhu.
Singh charged Rs. 7 million for a song in the film Mastan. This was the largest amount paid to a song artist in Bollywood to date, making Singh one of the highest-paid musical artists in Bollywood.The song 'Angreji Beat' from Singh's album, featuring, was featured in 's film.Singh launched his single 'Bring Me Back ft.
Spoken Word' at the Video Music Awards India, which aired on. After the show, his song was premiered on the channel.In late 2013, he produced songs in the films. He has also had songs in smaller-budget films such as, and.In February 2015 he released the songs 'Birthday Bash', followed by songs in films including and Bhaag Johnny.
He faced an accident in 2016 and was unavailable for any project, hence giving his opponents to go through, Honey singh Returned in late 2018 with the song MAKHNA, The song became a major success, also the same year he sung and composed songs for movie &.ActingSingh made his acting debut with 's film (2012), performing the role of Deesha, a mad gangster. Despite only being a cameo appearance, the role went on to win Singh the PTC Punjabi Film Award for Best Male Debut. The following year, Singh appeared in another film, this time a by, as Rolly, a childish and spoilt brat, alongside. This was Singh's first main role in a film.Singh then made his debut as an actor in Bollywood cinema with the 2014 musical-thriller film The Xpose, alongside Himesh Reshammiya. The film was released on 16 May 2014, to mixed reviews from critics, though it was a box office flop.In 2016, Singh starred in the Punjabi action film, directed by Vinnil Markan, which is marketed as one of the most expensive Punjabi films to date. The film was critically acclaimed.Criticism of lyricsIn the aftermath of the, the lyrics to some of his songs, which depict violence against women and rape positively, have caused controversy. A (FIR) was lodged against Singh for his offensive lyrics, and a group of social activists filed an online petition demanding cancellation of his New Year performance at a hotel.
After the campaign, Singh's New Year concert was cancelled by the hotel. Singh denies writing these offensive lyrics.Singh's song 'Party All Night' in 's film was at the centre of a controversy.
Producers of the movie had to submit a petition in claiming that they had 'muted' an alleged vulgar word in Singh's song. The court heard a petition filed by lawyer Sanjay Bhatnagar seeking a stay on the film, contending that without the censor board's approval, the song could not be released with such a vulgar word. The petitioner had sought a stay on the release of the film until either the word or the song was deleted from the film.His work has been perceived as being, promoting and a bad influence on youth.
There have been reactions in print to Singh, such as from, who wrote ' in January 2013, and Sandipan Sharma, who wrote 'Thanks for the crassness: An open letter to Honey Singh from a parent' in July 2014.On 2014, he and singer were in dispute over whether Raftaar should receive credit for the lyrics of the song 'Yeh Fugly Fugly Kya Hai'. Personal lifeSingh was reportedly in rehab in Chandigarh, according to.
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