Yo Yo Honey Singh is one of the most popular rappers and singers in the entertainment industry. His songs become chartbusters and are loved by people of every age group. After collaborating with Akshay Kumar in Selfiee, he has teamed up with Salman Khan in Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan for a song just released a few days ago. He is now in the middle of the release of his new album Honey 3.0. The album’s first track was released on April 1 at a live concert. Besides making news for his songs, the singer and rapper got all the attention because he was accused of serious crimes by an event agency.
Honey Singh accused of serious crimes by an events agency
According to reports on Indiaforums.com, the owner of a well-known events agency, Vivek Raman, has accused popular singer and rapper Honey Singh of kidnapping and assault. According to the reports, Vivek has filed a complaint against Honey Singh at the BKC police station in Mumbai alleging that he was assaulted, kidnapped and held captive by the rapper and his associates. The incident is believed to have happened after Vivek Raman canceled Honey Singh’s Festivina program on April 15 due to money transfer problem. Honey Singh and his associates were reportedly angered by this and kidnapped and assaulted Vivek Raman at a hotel in Sahar, Mumbai. Vivek is said to have demanded Honey Singh’s arrest. Until now, the singer and rapper mother has remained against these serious accusations.
Honey Singh’s work front
Honey Singh and Akshay Kumar have collaborated on hit party songs like ‘Party All Night’. Recently, the two collaborated again on the song Kudi Chamkeeli for the movie Selfiee. After being out of the spotlight for a few years, Honey Singh is now all set to make a comeback with his album. Later this year, he will also appear in a documentary about his life, best of all, it will be produced by Oscar winner Guneet Monga for Netflix.
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