‘...Balaatkari song doesn’t belong to me’
3 Jun 2013 8:44 PM GMT
Accusations of misogyny in his songs are no more acceptable to Honey Singh, who has dissociated himself from the controversial song Main hoon balaatkari. If anyone associates the song with him, he is ready to take legal action.
Last week his lawyer issued public notices in three leading newspapers categorically dissociating him from the controversial song Main hoon balaatkari and challenging anyone who claims it to be written, composed or performed by Honey.
Honey Singh said: ‘The public notices in the three leading newspapers in Punjab are a signal to people in Punjab that I won’t take the smearing campaign lying down. I know the mischief originates in my home Punjab. That’s where the jealousy and the rivalry started. And now it has spread like a cancer.
Last week his lawyer issued public notices in three leading newspapers categorically dissociating him from the controversial song Main hoon balaatkari and challenging anyone who claims it to be written, composed or performed by Honey.
Honey Singh said: ‘The public notices in the three leading newspapers in Punjab are a signal to people in Punjab that I won’t take the smearing campaign lying down. I know the mischief originates in my home Punjab. That’s where the jealousy and the rivalry started. And now it has spread like a cancer.
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