Singer Guru Randhawa has finally addressed the ongoing criticism surrounding his latest track Fine Shyt making it clear that he remains unfazed by the backlash and online trolling.
The song has sparked widespread discussion on social media since its release, with many users criticizing its lyrics and overall concept. Some listeners described the track as “cringe,” while others accused it of promoting negative stereotypes about women working in corporate environments. Despite the criticism, the song has continued to generate significant buzz online.
Responding to the controversy, Guru shared a new post on social media featuring a photograph of himself in a white shirt. In the caption, the singer expressed confidence and suggested that the criticism had failed to affect him. He also challenged critics to come up with a new strategy, adding that he remains focused on his own path and future projects.
This is not the first time Guru has reacted to the controversy. Earlier, he posted a video of himself driving a luxury sports car through a desert landscape and jokingly referred to himself as “guilty” of creating songs that stay in listeners’ minds. He also urged people to remain calm, describing the song as a playful piece of slang rather than something meant to offend.
Adding a humorous twist to the situation, singer Tony Kakkar also weighed in on the controversy. In a light-hearted video, he jokingly pretended to speak with Guru on a phone call, teasing him about the attention the song has received and drawing laughter from fans online.
Despite the mixed reactions, Fine Shyt continues to remain a major talking point across social media platforms.