SUPERMAN LYRICS – YO YO HONEY SINGH

Superman Lyrics by Yo Yo Honey Singh from Zorawar: An EDM song sung composed and penned down by Honey Singh.

Superman Lyrics

Dil di kitaab utte
Naa likh baitha tera
Tu vekhi naa na karin.. (x2)

Saari umar bhaven laareya ‘ch rakh mainu
Kise nu haan naa kari

I just wanna tell
Tune lutt leya mera chain
So let me be your man baby
‘Cause I’m a Superman

Superman!
I’m a Superman!
Baby I’m a Superman!
Baby I’m a Superman!

Dil di kitaab utte
Naa likh baitha tera
Tu vekhi naa na karin

Munde tere pichhe tainu saari aa khabar
Saara teri chadhdi jawani da asar (x2)

Aine chiran ton
You know baby you know I’ve been trying
Kyun nakhre vikhaundi ae
Mere warga tainu labhna ni heeriye
Kyu mainu tadfaundi ae

I just wanna tell
Tune lutt leya mera chain
So let me be your man baby
‘Cause I’m a Superman

Superman!
I’m a Superman!
Baby I’m a Superman!
Baby I’m a Superman!

Oo damn look, how you behave
Tujhko bata doon baby, its not safe (x2)

Tere pichhe main kise nu vi suli chaad doon
Kade vi aazma lavi
Main Superman hu
Saari umar bhaven laareya ‘ch rakh mainu
Kise nu haan naa kari

I just wanna tell
Tune lutt leya mera chain
So let me be your man baby
‘Cause I’m a Superman

Superman!
I’m a Superman!
Baby I’m a Superman!
Baby I’m a Superman!

RAAT JASHAN DI LYRICS – Zorawar | Yo Yo Honey Singh

Raat Jashan Di Lyrics by Yo Yo Honey Singh from Zorawar: A gangsta Hip-Hop song sung by Yo Yo Honey Singh and Jasmine Sandlas featuring Baani J.

Raat Jashan Di Lyrics

Kokla chipake jumme raat aayi ae

Jehda ajj vi naa nache
Ohdi shaamat aayi ae (x4)

Yaaran de naal baharan ne
Life ‘ch mauj hazaran ne
Aidaan hi din sare langh jaane
Aaj di raat saanu yaad rave
Nachna main saari raat…
Chak laini duniya…
Photovan te khich lao…
Rehna kuch naiyo yaad…

Kal de assi jawak..
Saare de saare bebaak..
Marzi ae karni..
Saada duniya te raaj..

Nach lehn de…
Ajj di raat sanu nach lehn de (x2)

Kudiyan di toli jadon club vich aayi
Aayi aayi aayi aayi
Dekhde ne saare ehna karti duhaai
Aayi aayi aayi aayi
Mundeyan de pairan thallo dharti hilaai..
DJ ne aa beat jadon club ch vajaai..

Kokla chipaki jumme raat aayi ae
Jehda ajj vi na nache
Ohdi shaamat aayi ae (x4)

Yo Yo Honey Singh Rap

Ajj di ae dekho raat jashan di
Thode bohte dekho gangsta fun di
Gangsters mere yaaran nu na roko
Vairi jithe mile ohnu othe thoko
Peg Patiala
Meat tari wala
Jina marzi maal shako
Chitta bhaven kala
Kaali mainu payi
Meri UK di flight ae
Flight main chalauni
Kyunki jatt ajj tight ae

Kudiyan di toli jadon club vich aayi
Aayi aayi aayi aayi
Dekhde ne saare ehna karti duhaai
Aayi aayi aayi aayi
Mundeyan de pairan thallo dharti hilaai..
DJ ne aa beat jadon club ch vajaayi..

Kokla chipake jumme raat aayi ae
Jehda ajj vi naa nache
Ohdi shaamat aayi ae (x4)

Main tan chitte te sutte nu hath naiyo launda
Daaru diyan gallan karo botal makaunda
Main taan sihda sadha banda
Aiven chit parchaunda
Par choti moti gallan utte status ni paunda
Sunakhiyan batheriyan, mere agge piche
Mere yaar ne aashiq, dil de sache
10 saalan ‘ch koi geet
Main repeat naiyo kita
Meri mashook kidi sohni
Main kade cheat naiyo kita

Yaaran de naal baharan ne
Life ‘ch mauj hazaraan ne
Aidaan hi din sare langh jaane
Aaj di raat saanu yaad rave
Nachna main saari raat..
Chak laini duniya..
Photovan te khich lao..
Rehna kuch naiyo yaad..

Kal de assi jawaak..
Saare de sare bebaak..
Marzi ae karni..
Sada duniya te raaj..

Nach lehn de…
Aaj di raat sanu nach lehn de (x2)

Kudiyana di toli jado club vich aayi
Aayi aayi aayi aayi
Dekhde ne saare ehna karti duhaai
Aayi aayi aayi aayi
Mundeyan de pairaan thallon dharti hilaai..
DJ ne aa beat jadon club ch vajaayi..

Kokla shapaki jumme raat aayi ae
Jehda ajj vi naa nache
Ohdi shaamat aayi ae (x4)

Yo Yo Honey Singh…

Kudiyaan di toli jado club vich aaye
Aaayi aaayi aaayi
Dekhde ne sare ehna karti duhaai
Aaayi aaayi aaayi
Mundeyan de pairaan thallo dhart hilaai..
DJ ne aa beat jadon club ch vajaai...

Film debut: I am still the same, says singer Yo Yo Honey Singh

Honey Singh in a hotel during interaction for his upcoming film Zoravar in Chandigarh on Saturday. Express Photo

While the industry is rife with speculations that Shahid Kapur’s high-on-life singing sensation Tommy Singh in Udta Punjab is ‘inspired’ from Yo Yo Honey Singh’s life, the musician-rapper smiles and says, “I don’t know about that, but I wish Diljit Dosanjh the best for the film.” In town for a concert and a quick promotion of his debut film as an action hero in Zorawar, that releases on May 6, Singh was as usual surrounded by an entourage of a fiercely protective team, keeping prying eyes and piercing questions at bay. It was one of his first interviews with the city’s media post the 18-month self-imposed sabbatical, and one was expecting Singh to walk in a changed man, especially after he came out to the world with the diagnosis of being bi-polar. But when Singh’s polished manager continued with a polite persistence of “please, let’s just stick to the film and leave the rest of the questions for another time,” we realised nothing’s really changed. Except that Singh was a couple of kilos heavier and a little reserved, letting his managers take control.

“I was never out of the game, I was working, writing and composing songs. In fact, Dheere Dheere, which just won an award, was composed during my break,” says Singh.

Okay, so, what about the film? “It’s the story of a fauji, and not just any fauji, but a special ops person who has gone undercover. It’s a new kind of character for Punjabi cinema, and is a very serious and dramatic film with lots of action,” says Singh adding how they’ve kept the Punjabi language simple and city-like in it to reach across to a wideraudience nationally and internationally.

Being pitched as one of the most expensive films in Punjabi cinema, Zorawar has been shot in South Africa, London and Punjab and stars Parul Gulati, Gurbani Judge, Pawan Malhotra, Mukul Dev and Achint Kaur. Produced by PTC Motion Pictures, Rajiee M Shinde and Rabindra Narayan, it has been directed by Vinnil Markan, and also has Singh as music composer and singer for it.

“I have three songs – a gangster number, love song and my favourite, Superman,” says the singer-rapper who claims to have done all stunts on his own without a body double.

Acting, he says, was tough and he’d think twice before signing any new film. In the meantime, it is music for him and he is looking forward to releasing a new track called ‘Rise and Shine’ that talks a lot of ‘zinda-dilli’.

“Well, that is one of the things I learnt in my two years, to be optimistic in spite of whatever happens,” he finally comes through, but is quick to add that nothing really changed in the almost two years he was missing in action. That the illness or its challenges made his perspective change towards life or his music and lyrics is negative. “I am still the same,” he asserts.

5 Reasons Why ‘Zorawar’ is the Biggest Punjabi Film of 2016

MUMBAI — “Zorawar” has become the biggest Punjabi film of 2016. Produced by Rajiee M. Shinde and Rabindra Narayan and directed by Vinnil Markan, the film stars Yo Yo Honey Singh in his acting debut with Pavan Malhotra, Mukul Dev, Achint Kaur, Parul Gulati, Gurbani J, Amit Behl and Jasmine in the cast.

Here are 5 reasons why it has become big:

1. Yo Yo Honey Singh as the leading man: Apart from the novelty of the popular rapper-singer-composer as an action hero, there is also his much-bandied-about recent ailment that has led to a curiosity element. This apart fom his loyal fans who wanted to watch him as a lead actor and action hero, just like Kapil Sharma last year in his debut feature film.

2. Action: Punjabi audiences have been traditionally partial to action films, even in Hindi.

3. Weak opposition: Though three films released alongside it, they were all weak, giving “Zorawar” a local advantage. Why would someone prefer Sharman Joshi (“1920 London”), Manoj Bajpayee (“Traffic”)and even Sunny Leone (“One Night Stand”) over a music man turning action hero? The film’s lavish look and scale for a Punjabi film also attracted audiences.

4. The youth: Young audiences have especially tuned in to this first-ever Punjabi film shot in Durban and its foot-tapping music.

5. Repeat Value: Interesting plots and hit music always combine to ensure a repeat value to a film, which is nowadays truer of regional cinema than Hindi films, thanks to a more loyal audience.