Yo Yo Honey Singh launches luxury watch brand in collaboration with Titan: ‘Yo Yo Watches’ now official

Rapper and music producer Yo Yo Honey Singh has entered the world of luxury fashion with the launch of his own watch brand, Yo Yo Watches, in collaboration with Titan. The exclusive limited-edition collection was unveiled at a high-profile event attended by comedian Kapil Sharma and actor-singer Shehnaaz Gill. The collection is described as a blend of bold design, meticulous engineering, and Singh’s signature aesthetic. Featuring standout bezels, precision mechanics, and a distinctive street-luxe appeal, the watches aim to reflect the artist’s personal style and evolution. “I don't follow time. Time follows me,” said Singh at the launch. Known for his longstanding love of watches, Singh has often been spotted wearing rare and custom-made timepieces. According to insiders, his personal collection includes a dedicated travel trunk filled with unique and unreleased models. Yo Yo Watches is pitched as an extension of Honey Singh’s journey through fame, adversity, and reinvention. “T...

Polite Society review – fun action comedy mashes Jane Austen and the Chuckle Brothers

A pointed satire of the marriage market from We Are Lady Parts’ Nida Manzoor delivers the laughs – and some full tilt comedy action

Nida Manzoor created We Are Lady Parts for Channel 4, a sitcom about an all-female, all-Muslim punk band; now, for her debut feature film, she brings serious levels of goof, wack and zane for a feelgood action comedy with a very incorrect adjective in the title. It stars newcomer Priya Kansara as a young girl from a British-Pakistani family: Ria, a year 11 martial arts enthusiast and wannabe stuntwoman on a desperate mission to sabotage her older sister’s marriage to a guy that somehow only she can see is a sinister creep.

Kansara does a lot of her own gonzo stunts and kickboxing moves, and the sheer energy and full tilt comedy she brings to them had me thinking of the young Jackie Chan in Drunken Master. Manzoor’s film also has bits of Jane Austen, Kevin Kwan and Gurinder Chadha, with a cheeky homage to the Chuckle Brothers in the sequence in which two people must carry a heavy box down the stairs.

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