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Mint
08-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Mint
One Thousand Miles: Yo Yo Honey Singh drops music video; fans get nostalgic, ‘Bachpana ki yaadein'
Yo Yo Honey Singh has dropped a new music video, One Thousand Miles. This comes a day after the rapper getting into legal trouble over his song, Millionaire. Yo Yo Honey Singh posted the video link on Instagram in collaboration with T-Series. On YouTube, the music label posted, 'The Wait is Over! Presenting the Offical Video Song "One Thousand Miles" from the Album Desi Kalakaar by Yo Yo Honey Singh.' The new track stars Honey Singh and actress Mandy Takhar. Singh wrote the lyrics with Lil Golu and composed the music himself. The music video is directed by Mihir Gulati. The song originally came out in 2014. Fans waited 11 years for the video, which features Honey Singh driving a Lamborghini to meet his love interest, played by Mandy Takhar. The video has received a warm response for its nostalgic vibe and stylish visuals, quickly garnering nearly 2 million views within the first 5 hours of its release. A YouTube user said they had stopped listening to Yo Yo Honey Singh but couldn't resist this song as it was their college-time favourite. They recalled how it helped them through B Tech, especially during long bus rides with earphones in. 'Bro made me feel nostalgic. I remembered those days again when I used to plug in my earphones, get on the college bus, and during that 50km ride to and from college, I'd listen to the whole album,' the user wrote. 'This was my favourite from the album. We used to play it while driving cars in GTA San Andreas. What nostalgia,' exclaimed another user. Another commented, 'Bachpana ki yaadein thi kash jabhi video aata toh aaj tk dekhne m maza aata (It was a memory from childhood. Wish the video had come out back then, it would've been fun to watch even today).' The Punjab Women's Commission took action against Yo Yo Honey Singh and Karan Aujla for allegedly using disrespectful words in their songs Millionaire and MF Gabru. The commission said the lyrics were abusive towards women and gave a wrong message to society. 'Everyone has listened to the song and objected, but it still gets millions of views. It's not just the Women's Commission's responsibility to notice this; listeners and society also must reject such language,' ANI quoted PWC chairperson Raj Lali Gill as saying. 'In the songs, the singer neither controls their language nor considers respecting mothers. They do this to make money,' Gill added.
Web Release
11-02-2025
- Business
- Web Release
Century Financial debuts ‘Make Friends with Market Trends' campaign to guide investors through bull and bear markets
In an industry filled with trading platforms and investment solutions, investors often struggle to cut through the noise and make informed decisions. With constant market shifts and overwhelming data, today's traders seek more than just analysis. To help investors understand trends, embrace both the highs and lows of the market and trade smarter, Century Financial's latest campaign – 'Make Friends with Market Trends' is conceptualized and executed by Rain Creative. The campaign reframes market trends as allies, encouraging traders to embrace both market highs and lows with confidence. By fostering adaptability and strategic thinking, Make Friends with Market Trends empowers investors to trade smarter, transforming uncertainty into opportunity. 'Century Financial has always been known for being a committed and reliable partner for investors; while its legacy and technical capabilities were second to none, what set it apart was its human-centric approach—empowering investors not just with data but with intelligence, insight and the confidence to invest & trade smarter. Building on the human centric communication approach, we are now bringing the market trends of bull and bear to life with this new campaign.' shares Sharad V K – Marketing Director at Century Financial. 'Our new campaign is about building trust, gaining confidence and using the power of both rising and falling trends to make better decisions. By making friends with market trends, investors can trade with clarity and purpose.' The campaign is live across multiple platforms, including digital films, social media content, print advertisements and outdoor campaigns. Each piece of content is designed to show how market trends can serve as trusted companions in an investor's trading journey. 'Our goal was to transform the way investors perceive market trends—shifting from uncertainty to opportunity' shares Manoj Ammanath, Founder and Creative Head at Rain Creative. 'With Century Financial's expertise in the investment landscape, we wanted to craft a narrative that not only educates but also empowers traders. Through engaging storytelling and strategic execution, we aimed to show that with the right mindset, traders can navigate the market with confidence and clarity.' With this new initiative, Century Financial continues to position itself as the trusted platform for investors seeking more than just technical tools – confidence, insight and a smarter way to navigate the market. Campaign Links The Catch'up – When the right company makes all the difference! The Wait – Smooth rides, smarter trades The Sizzle – Grilling strategies with the right companions
