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Guru Randhawa Summoned Over 'Sirra' Lyrics as 'Azul' Video Faces Outcry Over Schoolgirl Depiction

A Ludhiana court ordered the singer to appear on September 2 following a complaint alleging that a line in 'Sirra' promotes drug use and insults a religiously significant tradition.

Overview

  • A Samrala resident’s complaint over 'Sirra' cites a lyric implying newborn Jatt children are given opium, calling it derogatory to the gurti practice.
  • The Ludhiana court directed Randhawa to appear in person or through counsel under Section 223 of the BNSS, with platforms like YouTube and Spotify also named in the petition.
  • Separately, 'Azul' is drawing criticism for portraying an adult teacher fixated on a student figure and for using multiple alcohol-brand metaphors in its lyrics.
  • Randhawa has restricted comments on Instagram as pushback grew; Sonam Kapoor liked a post criticizing the video while other actors liked his promotional updates.
  • He posted a cryptic Instagram Story highlighting 'Azul' trending and has offered no public apology or detailed response to either controversy.