Guru Randhawa seeks solace at the Golden Temple amid Fine Shyt backlash, turns off comments: ‘No storm can ever shake’
Punjabi singer Guru Randhawa is facing backlash on social media after his latest song, Fine Shyt, was brutally trolled online, with many calling out the song for being a cringe fest and for its misogynistic tone. Amid the criticism, Guru appears to have taken a break from the chatter, as he recently shared a photo of himself at the Golden Temple in Amritsar. Guru Randhawa visits Golden Temple. Guru Randhawa takes a break Guru shared a photo with his back to the camera as he looked at the Golden Temple while sitting near the holy Amrit Sarovar on Sunday. Though he did not address the backlash directly, he posted a message in Punjabi talking about faith, strength and continuing to move ahead despite difficult times. He wrote in the caption in Punjabi, which roughly translates to, “Whom Waheguru blesses, no storm can ever shake. When Baba Nanak holds someone’s hand, they only keep moving forward.” Guru also switched off the comments section on the post. About Fine Shyt The singer released the music video on …









