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By NI Bureau

Yo Yo Honey Singh Drops Teaser of New Track ‘Mafia’ Featuring Nargis Fakhri – Fans Go Wild

Updated At: August 26, 2025 6:32 PM

‘51 Glorious Days’ Title Track Teaser Released, Raising Anticipation

New Delhi, August 26, 2025

Popular rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh is back with a bang, surprising his fans with an exciting announcement. On Tuesday, the teaser of the title track “Mafia” from his upcoming album “51 Glorious Days” was released. Produced under the T-Series banner, the teaser showcases Honey Singh’s larger-than-life swag and gangster-style persona.

The teaser opens with a cinematic shot of Honey Singh on a boat, sailing towards an unknown destination. The boat carries an American flag, adding a global flair to the visuals. Following this, Singh is seen making a grand entrance, walking in true don style with a group of men, while an intense and thrilling background score elevates the hype.

Adding to the excitement, the teaser features a glimpse of actress Nargis Fakhri, sharing a romantic and energetic moment with the rapper. The 1-minute-14-second teaser doesn’t include any dialogues but concludes with Honey Singh’s signature laugh, leaving fans intrigued and wanting more.

The song is both sung and produced by Honey Singh himself, and will be released under the T-Series label. Interestingly, this marks the first collaboration between Honey Singh and Nargis Fakhri, creating a buzz among fans. The much-awaited track is scheduled to release on September 26, 2025.

With the release of this teaser, “Mafia” has already created a wave of excitement among Honey Singh’s followers, setting the stage for what promises to be another chartbuster.

NI Bureau

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