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Singer Guru Randhawa has landed in controversy following the release of his latest music video Azul. The video is facing criticism for its problematic portrayal of a teacher–student relationship.
Indian singer Guru Randhawa has been summoned by Samrala court over a controversial song about newborns, scheduled to appear on September 2.
Guru Randhawa is facing backlash for his music video, which critics say sexualizes schoolgirls. The controversy prompted him to restrict comments on Instagram.
Guru Randhawa’s latest song Azul has sparked outrage for sexualizing schoolgirls in its music video, where he plays a photographer in an all-girls school ...
Guru Randhawa celebrated the song 'Azul', however netizens raised concern of him portraying school girls in a wrong way. Scroll down to read more.
Guru Randhawa reportedly received a legal notice first demanding either the removal of the song or clarification about it. The singer is asked to appear in the court on September 2.
Guru Randhawa's new song 'Azul' is facing intense criticism for its music video, which depicts the singer as a photographer in a school. Many viewers ...
The court of sub-divisional judicial magistrate Rajinder Singh has directed Randhawa to appear either in person or through counsel under Section 223 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) fo ...
Guru Randhawa is at the centre of controversy following the release of his latest music video Azul, which has been accused of sexualising schoolgirls and romanticising an inappropriate teacher-student ...
Indian singer Guru Randhawa faces legal action for a controversial song lyric, with a court summoning him to appear on September 2.
A Ludhiana court has summoned singer Guru Randhawa to appear on September 2 after a complaint alleged that his latest track Sirra contains derogatory, drug-related lyrics.
Guru Randhawa's first song was released in 2012 Born on 30 August 1991 in Gurdaspur district of Punjab, Guru Randhawa's full name is Gurusharanjot Singh Randhawa.
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