'Learn To Walk Alone': Honey Singh Posts Mysterious Message Amid Legal Battle
Honey Singh recently posted a cryptic message on Instagram and suggested that if someone learns to stand on their own, others will follow their path.
Honey Singh is currently charming audiences across the country with his Millionaire India Tour. He recently faced a legal hurdle when a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) was filed against his song Maniac, demanding changes to its lyrics. The Delhi High Court dismissed the petition, bringing relief to the singer.
Following the court’s decision, Singh took to social media with a cryptic message that seemed to hint at resilience and self-reliance. While he did not specify whom the message was directed at, it could be linked to his legal battle or the personal struggles he has overcome in the past.
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Having navigated several challenges in his career—including a difficult period that led to his time in rehab—Singh has made a strong comeback in the music industry. Sharing a motivational note on his Instagram stories, he simply wrote, “Learn to walk alone. One day onwards, the world will follow you."
Luvkush Kumar, who filed the petition against Honey Singh’s song Maniac, argued that the singer used Bhojpuri lyrics in a way that objectified women. In response, the court, led by Chief Justice DK Upadhyay and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela, stated that obscenity is not linked to any religion.
As per The Hindu report, the court said, “What is this Bhojpuri vulgarity? Vulgarity does not have any religion or region. It should be unqualified. Never say Bhojpuri vulgarity. What is this? Vulgar is vulgar. Obscene is obscene. Tomorrow you will say Delhi is vulgar. Vulgarity is vulgarity. No region. We cannot issue any writ. Writs are issued against states and state instrumentality. Your matter is not in public law. It is in private law. If you are hurt by obscenity, then there is a remedy under the criminal law system. Lodge an FIR or a complaint."
Honey Singh is currently on his Millionaire India Tour, which started in Mumbai on February 22, followed by shows in Lucknow, Delhi, Indore, Pune, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru and Chandigarh. Today, on March 29, the Blue Eyes singer is set to perform in Jaipur and the final concert of the tour is scheduled to take place in Kolkata on April 5.
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