Honey Singh tears up recalling struggles during his unemployment, elderly father had to work: ‘I felt immense shame’

He also urged his fans to take a lesson from his experiences and prioritize caring for their parents. He said, “My parents have done a lot for me. I couldn’t do anything for them. They just keep waiting for me and when I will come home and I can’t even sit at hime. When I was at home, I was like a mad corpse. What have they seen till now? I have seen everything. Who ever is watching this documentary, I just ask them to take care of their parents. If they leave, they won’t come again,” he said.

Honey Singh opened up about his battle with bipolar disorder in the documentary, describing the intense mental and emotional toll it took on him. He said, “It was bipolar disorder. There were psychotic symptoms as well. What happens then is that your mind goes out of control. You start seeing dreams while you’re awake. I would get scared even when my maid used to come thinking she’d be laughing at me, she was wiping blood off the floor, etc. It was a weird feeling. I thought I’d never be able to meet my parents again. I saw hell. I wished for death every day.”

Yo Yo Honey Singh: Famous is directed by Mozez Singh and produced by Guneet Monga Kapoor and Achin Jain.