I am not surviving on silly controversies: Honey Singh

July 14, 2013 16:25

Honey Singh and troubles go hand-in-hand but the rapper claims he is not surviving in the industry for the "silly controversies" he is associated with.

The 29-year-old singer, who was booked by Punjab and Haryana High Court for singing vulgar songs, said he is doing good in the music business because of his talent.

"At the first place I did not write that song (Balatkari), I am not stupid to create silly controversy when I can do good work. There are people who survive on these tactics, I am not one of them," Singh told PTI.

Cases have been registered against him were registered singing the song 'Main Hoon Balatkari' (I am rapist).

Having started his career as a recording artiste, he later became a Bhangra producer. He got his first break in Bollywood with his song in film 'Shakal Pe Mat Ja'.

"My music worked and on people's suggestion I started rapping and achieved success through my hardwork. My management and I did not realise when we went from Punjab to pan-India and had shows all across the country," he said.

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