Honey Singh Reveals Baldness Due to Bipolar Disorder Medication, Opens Up About Mental Health Struggles Yo Yo Honey Singh has shared a candid account of his battle with bipolar disorder, addiction, and the years of isolation that followed, revealing how his mental health struggles began during the peak of his career. Speaking on the ABtalks podcast, the singer described the intense fear and paranoia that led to a breakdown in his personal and professional life. He recounted how the symptoms first emerged while juggling a music reality show in Mumbai and an international tour with Shah Rukh Khan in the United States. At the time, he experienced sudden, overwhelming feelings of dread, convinced he was in danger of dying. “I was doing a music reality show in Mumbai and an America tour with Shah Rukh Khan. I was getting suspicious thoughts that I will die,” Singh explained. “I was in Chicago, somebody was with me and she said you have to go for rehearsal. I said I can’t go, Shah Rukh bhai called me and asked what happened, I said I will be fine, I will see you on stage.” Despite his assurances, he admitted he feared performing and tried to avoid the stage, even resorting to shaving half his head to avoid the spotlight. “I was feeling that I will die on stage and I was thinking how can I skip it,” he said. “I shaved half of my head, but they said we will make you wear the cap. I was like people are not understanding.” The singer described an emotional breakdown, feeling helpless as he struggled to communicate his internal turmoil. Eventually, he decided to step away from public life, locking himself in his house for seven years. “I called my sister and told her that something was happening to me. She said I would still have to do the show. I left midway after singing two songs.#shah_rukh_khan #honey_singh #abtalks_podcast #apollo_indraprastha_hospital #dr_ekta_soni
Honey Singh Concert In Delhi: Delhi Traffic Police Announce Restrictions Delhi Traffic Police have issued traffic advisories for the Honey Singh concert at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, located near the Raj Ghat, on Saturday. The restrictions are in place to manage congestion expected during the event, which is scheduled to begin at 4 pm and end at 11 pm. Officials confirmed the measures on Friday, citing anticipated heavy traffic between 2 pm and 10 pm as spectators arrive. The advisory highlights that roads such as IP Marg (MGM Road), Vikas Marg, and the Ring Road stretch between Rajghat and IP Depot will face significant traffic. To mitigate congestion, traffic diversions and restrictions will be enforced on IP Marg and Vikas Marg. Additionally, heavy vehicles will be prohibited from traveling between Rajghat and IP Marg during the event period. Parking regulations are also in place. Vehicles will not be allowed to park on the Ring Road between Rajghat and the IP Flyover on both carriageways. Unauthorized parking along the roadside will result in vehicles being towed away, with legal action taken against offenders. The police have planned entry arrangements for spectators through multiple stadium gates. Entry to Gates 7 and 8 on Velodrome Road will be via Velodrome Road, while Gates 21 and 22, along with Gates 16 and 18 on Ring Road, will be accessible from MGM Road. Limited parking will be available near the stadium, but only for vehicles displaying valid parking labels on their windscreens. Unauthorized vehicles will not be permitted near the venue. The advisory underscores the need for commuters to adhere to the traffic restrictions to ensure smooth movement of people and vehicles during the event.#delhi_traffic_police #honey_singh #indira_gandhi_indoor_stadium #raj_ghat #ip_marg
