Guru Randhawa Singer-songwriter Guru Randhawa has found himself at the center of a heated debate following the release of his latest track “Azul.” What began as a music launch quickly escalated into controversy after sections of the media highlighted critical reactions, fueling discussions across social platforms.
Critics argue that much of the uproar stems less from the song itself and more from the way it has been framed by online platforms. In today’s digital age, where news cycles thrive on clicks and virality, even minor disputes can snowball into national headlines.
Industry insiders believe the issue underlines a larger problem: the role of media in shaping narratives around artists. While fans of Randhawa continue to back him, calling “Azul” a creative experiment, detractors suggest the coverage has overshadowed the song’s artistic intent.
Analysts say the episode reflects the urgent need for responsible reporting in an era where mass content consumption magnifies controversies, often at the expense of nuance.
