Mika Singh Wants Yo Yo Honey Singh Back

MUMBAI: Yo Yo Honey Singh who gave the Bollywood music industry hit songs like 'Chaar Botal Vodka', 'Yaar Naa Miley' and 'Lungi Dance' amongst others has disappeared from the Hindi music scene for a while now. 2015 song 'Aankhon Aankhon' from 'Bhaag Johnny' was his last Bollywood track.

In 2016, we saw the singer star in Punjabi film 'Zorawar' and two singles titled, 'Rise n Shine' and 'Twerk Twerk', but he continued to give Bollywood a miss.

His fans have been requesting the singer to do more of Bollywood, but a playback singer from the industry has come forward to request the same for the first time.

In the new year, Mika Singh expressed his desire to see Honey back in the industry. Mika took to twitter to tweet this - "Yo yo pls come back my brother .. your big bro mika and the whole hardcore fans are waiting for you ... nobody can take your place" (sic)

The two worked on a single titled 'Mast Kalander' back in 2014.

Deepika Padukone Favourite Party Song REVEALED

Did you know which party song is Deepika Padukone's favourite?

Deepika Padukone is the reigning queen of Bollywood. The actress has proved her versatility as an actor and has showed the world her true potential, as an actress who could carry a film on her slender shoulders.

The movie Cocktail was a turning point in Deepika's career and is a very special movie for the actress. Very few people are aware that Yo Yo Honey Singh's, Angreji Beat from Cocktail is the song that makes the actress want to groove at any point of time, till date.

Honey Singh's Anjreji Beat has been a chartbuster and has gone on to become one of the all time favourite party anthems. The combo of Deepika and Honey Singh have delivered record breaking numbers like, Lungi Dance from Chennai Express, Party On My Mind from Race 2, in addition to Angreji Beats from Cocktail.

Deepika's co-star of her much awaited movie, xXx : Return of Xanger Cage, Ruby Rose, a while back posted a video of her dancing with Deepika on Yo Yo Honey Singh's song, Love Dose.

Deepika is currently shooting for Padmavati, and is awaiting the release of her much awaited Hollywood movie, xXx : Return of Xanger Cage with Vin Diesel.

Sanskrit scholar sings Yo Yo Honey Singh's Dheere Dheere Se, video goes viral

This man is way too cool even for the old school. When musicians in India barely manage to nail a song in Hindi (unless you want a crowd dancing to an upbeat party song shaming Munni and Sheila), this guy took his PhD in Sanskrit to the next level and it's bahu sundram asti.

Pankaj Jha who is pursuing PhD in Sanskrit grammar at Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth, New Delhi, sung the famous Hrithik Roshan and Sonam Kapoor starrer track Dheere Dheere Se and gave a new meaning to the beat.

The song has a legacy of its own. It was originally sung by Kumar Sanu in the 1990 release - Aashiqui, and stirred a heart or many.

And if you're feeling nostalgic, then here's the track.

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Without any need of a revamp, Honey Singh in 2015 covered the song in his own Yo Yo way.

And in no time it was 2016 when this happened. Pankaj Jha covered the song in not only a different style but in a different language altogether. Yes guys, in our very own Sanskrit.

Here 's the video:

But how did Jha actually get the idea? Here's the story.

"A student wanted to know if Sanskrit dealt only with old stories and shlokas. I told him there were songs as well," Jha told Hindustan Times.

The kid challenged Jha to sing a famous song in Sanskrit and the man from Jharkhand readily accepted the challenge. And now, it's going viral for all the legit reasons one could ask for.

Pankaj Jha later recorded the track because we all need cool stuff on internet to keep it alive and entertaining, right?

Yes sir!

Yo Yo Honey Singh, Badshah''s songs on Armaan Malik''s mind

Singer Armaan Malik, who has created waves by recreating 1990’s melodies like Tujhe Apna Banane Ki and peppy numbers like Buddhu Sa Mann, says that rap and electronic dance music (EDM) is a new and fresh approach to dance numbers.

Asked if he thinks rap and EDM are taking over Bollywood melodies, Malik said: “I don’t think so...I would call it a fresh approach to dance songs…”

Malik, who has crooned foot-tapping numbers like Rom rom romantic and Chaar shanivaar, says he likes songs by rappers like Yo Yo Honey Singh and Badshah as their songs are catchy and connect with the youth. 

“I like Honey singh. I love the music that he does. I like Badshah’s songs as they are very cool, catchy and very young. I think that’s very important...It’s connecting with the youth, he added. 

The 20-year-old singer shared that since he is a part of the youth he finds these genres a “good change”.

“But it’s more like a phase, that’s what I consider it,” he added.