"Andhon Ka Kaana Raaja": Raftaar Targets Yo Yo Honey Singh In A Series Of Tweets

Recently, an interview of renowned Indian rapper Yo Yo honey Singh went viral in which he revealed a lot of things. He also talked about his fallout with rappers like Baadshah, Raftaar and others. Honey Singh and other rappers used to be a part of a band name ‘Mafia Mundeer’.

Mafia Mundeer used to one of the most popular bands in India. They delivered many hits like Khol Botal, Begani Naar Buri and Delhi ke Deewane among others. However, the group fell apart after 2012.

Honey Singh recently clarified that Mafia Mundeer wasn’t a band, it was a platform. He also talked about the ideology behind the group’s name. He said Mundeer means a bunch of boys in Punjabi and Mafia is an ideology that he believes in for so many years.

“It is a disciplined organization. I don’t believe in gangs. Gangsters kill on the streets; they fight on the streets. Mafia sits on tables in suits and they control the gangsters on the streets. They are organized criminals. I am not influenced by crime but by their ideology.”

The singer went on to say that ,

Mafia Mundeer’s principle was ‘respect your hierarchy’. Jo ladke ye bolte hain ki hum Mafia Mundeer mein the, aur mujhe honey bolte hain. Vo Mafia Mundeer mein kabhi the hi nahi. Agar vo mujhe Honey Paaji nahi bol sakte… mai ye nahi keh raha meri izzat karo. Agar tum keh rahe ho ki tum Mafia Mundeer the, toh tum hierarchy ke protocol ko toh follow karo.”

The group that consists of singers like J-Star, Alfaaz, Badshah and others eventually fell apart and Badshah in a previous interview revealed that Honey Singh decided to go solo and rest is history.

Honey’s tiff with Badshah

It’s said that Honey Singh and Badshah were very close friends at one point in time. The friendship took an ugly turn when Singh compared the latter with a Nano car in a press conference of his film Zorawar.

Honey Singh’s tiff with Raftaar

Not just Dope Shope, Raftaar claimed that he didn’t get credit for songs in Fugly. He (Yo Yo) and I wrote and composed these two songs. I have no idea why I am not being credited for them. I wrote Dhup Chik about three years ago. If I tell you that one of his most famous songs, Dope Shope, was also written by me, how would he react?”

Raftaar said.

On the other hand, Honey Singh claimed that he met Raftaar only once. “Sirji, aaj ki problem hai, ek baar jo mujhse mil le, ussey lagta hai main usko jaanta hoon. I think I have met Raftaar only once. I have only two songs in the film — Fugly and Banjarey — and there is no other song of mine in it, nor am I claiming it,” said Honey Singh.

To this, Raftaar said, “If he says he doesn’t know me, why am I in videos with him in his old songs?”