Lilly ‘Superwoman’ Singh ready with her first feature movie

“It’s very close to my heart. It’s a story about me going through the trials and tribulations of my life, and really making the decision to be happy,” she said.

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Singh, who has more than 6 million subscribers on YouTube, said she made the documentary as she wanted to communicate to a larger audience.

“How can I tell this story of not just my tour but my life in general to people that came to the show or couldn’t come to the show? I didn’t want to make it a video because I wanted to transcend beyond the audience I have.

“I wanted it to be in this fashion of storytelling where you could come on a journey through my life framed through my tour… The type of film this will be is a very no-barrier, no-holds-barred me being very honest with you, me talking about depression and overcoming that.”

“A Trip to Unicorn Island” is expected to release soon.

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