Many colleges in DU say the singer is 'not worthy' of performing at the fests this year 2013.
After his great success in Bollywood debut with Cocktail, and many other hits that followed, many at Delhi University were expecting Honey Singh to be the next big thing during this year's fest season. But after questions were raised about the lyrics of his songs, DU colleges have decided to take his steps away from the controversial singer and are going in for safer options like Kailash Kher, Mika and KK instead. The faculty members in many colleges have put a blanket ban on Honey Singh this fest season. While some student unions cite his increasing fee as the reason, many others are clear about him being "unworthy" of performing in their college.
Honey singh is not worthy of performing at our fest
Not just the faculty, but the students' union members have decided to boycott Honey Singh for the popular star night. Pratyush Rai, prime minister, Hindu College, said, "For the star night, we look for big performers who can keep the huge crowds engrossed for two to three hours. In our union, it is a collective choice not to call Honey Singh. We don't consider him to be a star worthy of performing at Hindu."
After his great success in Bollywood debut with Cocktail, and many other hits that followed, many at Delhi University were expecting Honey Singh to be the next big thing during this year's fest season. But after questions were raised about the lyrics of his songs, DU colleges have decided to take his steps away from the controversial singer and are going in for safer options like Kailash Kher, Mika and KK instead. The faculty members in many colleges have put a blanket ban on Honey Singh this fest season. While some student unions cite his increasing fee as the reason, many others are clear about him being "unworthy" of performing in their college.
Honey singh is not worthy of performing at our fest
Not just the faculty, but the students' union members have decided to boycott Honey Singh for the popular star night. Pratyush Rai, prime minister, Hindu College, said, "For the star night, we look for big performers who can keep the huge crowds engrossed for two to three hours. In our union, it is a collective choice not to call Honey Singh. We don't consider him to be a star worthy of performing at Hindu."
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