
Guru Randhawa visited the Golden Temple in Amritsar on Sunday, seeking blessings as his latest song Fine Shyt continued to receive heavy trolling online. The singer shared a photo on Instagram with…
Guru Randhawa visited the Golden Temple in Amritsar on Sunday, seeking blessings as his latest song Fine Shyt continued to receive heavy trolling online. The singer shared a photo on Instagram with a Punjabi message that translates to: 'Whom Waheguru blesses, no storm can ever shake.' He also limited comments on the post to avoid further backlash.
The song's music video features an office setting with female co-workers dancing around him, and includes a disclaimer that it is fiction and all participants are above 18. Randhawa had earlier faced criticism for his video 'Azul'.
Guru Randhawa's visit to the Golden Temple is being read by some as a retreat from criticism, while others see it as genuine faith. Neither side helps the conversation. The real issue is whether his music videos, including Fine Shyt and earlier Azul, rely on unnecessary sexualisation of women in workplace settings, a pattern worth examining. Limiting comments avoids dialogue. The test will be if Randhawa addresses the substance of the criticism in future posts.
Source: freepressjournal.in
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