Fans of singer Honey Singh were eagerly waiting to delve deeper into his life through the documentary Yo Yo Honey Singh: Famous. While some reviews One-dimensional criticism of the story, The producers told India Today Digital that the rapper was fearless in exposing himself and his flaws to the public.

Director Mozes Singh appreciated the courage of Honey Singh. He said that although the rapper did his part, he never hesitated to share the truth on camera. Singh revealed that there was only one moment when Honey Singh refused to film: waking up after a deep sleep.

“I was really amazed at his fearlessness, whether in pursuit of ambition or revealing his truth on camera. We clicked immediately, and trusted that we were not here to do anything dirty. We loved his incredible journey. Wanted to portray complete honesty. He was mature enough to understand that and he gave us everything we needed, he showed his heart, which is not easy for many people,” said Moses.

The director stressed his intention not to sensationalize or whitewash Honey Singh’s story. “Even from the audience’s perspective, I wouldn’t want to watch a film that glosses over details. Hats off to Yo Yo for being candid with us. Even if your intentions are good, if the subject is willing to talk No, what can you do? It’s all his, and he deserves full credit.”

When asked whether Honey Singh influenced the story, Singh explained, “Even though he had inputs, he was not dogmatic about them. The film was a collaborative effort. There was only one scene that he rejected.” “Woke up from a deep sleep – but otherwise, he was open to everything.”

Mozez Singh concluded by sharing Honey Singh’s reaction to the documentary. “He watched the long cut in the editor’s studio. I was nervous, knowing that the film could be inspirational to him. When it was over, he hugged me warmly and said the film was perfect. It has uncomfortable moments. , but it’s an honest story.”

Yo Yo Honey Singh: Famous is now streaming on Netflix.