Complaints over Party All Night leave Honey Singh in hot water

Yo Yo Honey Singh has courted another controversy by singing a song in the upcoming movie Boss which a Haryana-based NGO has found vulgar and irresponsible and sent a legal notice to the rapper for the same.

The lyrics of Party All Night song go like: “Jisne bhi party hai karni, aa jao mere ghar ke bhitar, daaru pi kar, khane ko hai murga teetar” (Those who want to party come to my house after drinking; there is chicken and partridge to eat).

“We have sent a legal notice to Honey Singh for singing a vulgar, clumsy and irresponsible song which openly promotes consumption of liquor. It also insults women and Haryana’s state bird partridge which is a protected species,” Deepak Rathi, vice-president of the NGO Earth Protector, told Mail Today. “The videos and theme of the song Party All Night is cheap. It also goes against the Supreme Court guidelines on playing music late night. The lines of the song that the party will continue throughout the night even if the police come in also downgrade the image of the state police,” he added.

The organisation has also threatened to hold statewide protests if the song is not removed from the film and the Internet. ” We have been working on animal conservation for the past five years. This song will not only promote killing of the state bird but also create a curiosity about the bird’s flesh.We have also written to the Chief Minister, asking him to get the song banned,” the NGO’s chief Ajay Godara said.Boss is an action- comedy directed by Anthony D’Souza and features Akshay Kumar in the lead role.

Honey Singh had earlier courted controversy for allegedly singing a song called Mai Hu Balatkari (I am a rapist). The case is pending in the Punjab and Haryana High Court.