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Rapper Honey Singh booked for using 'vulgar lyrics' in upcoming song 'Makhna'
Punjabi rapper Honey Singh has been booked for use of vulgar lyrics in his upcoming song 'Makhna'. A week ago, the chairperson of Punjab State Women Commission demanded legal action against the singers and producers for use of lewd lyrics like 'Mein hoon womaniser', which means 'I am a womaniser'.
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