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Guru Randhawa's 'Fine Shyt' Trolled Over Office Setting, Women Portrayal
A famous singer named Guru Randhawa made a new music video called 'Fine Shyt.'
In the video, he plays an important worker in an office, and women dressed like office employees dance around him.
Many people on the internet are upset about it.
They say the video shows women in a bad way, making it seem like their only job is to look pretty and dance.
A woman on Instagram made a video saying the singer is treating women badly in the workplace.
The video starts with a message saying everyone in it is an adult and the story is not real.
It also jokes that you should not copy the dance moves at your job or you might get into trouble with HR.
People also did not like the song or the dancing, and some called it noise.
Many comments were angry and made fun of the video.
Some people think the song will still become popular with lots of dance videos online.
Guru Randhawa's new music video 'Fine Shyt' sparked an online backlash over its corporate office setting, which shows women dressed as employees dancing around his character.
Critics, including Instagram user @sohasyap, accused the video of objectifying women in the workplace and reinforcing stereotypes about female employees.
The video opens with a disclaimer stating all participants are adults over 18 and the situations are fictional, including a joke warning about an HR ban for imitating the dance moves.
Social media users also slammed the song and choreography, calling it 'noise pollution,' 'another win for the deaf,' and saying the dancing is 'just twerking or maybe some other weird steps.'
Some users predicted 'Fine Shyt' will still become a trend with endless dance reels, while one Twitter user also criticized Randhawa over his earlier video 'Azul.'
- Who
- Punjabi singer Guru Randhawa and social media users, including Instagram user @sohasyap, who criticized the video.
- What
- The music video 'Fine Shyt' was trolled over its corporate office setting, its portrayal of women as dancing employees, the song's lyrics and the choreography.
- Where
- Social media platforms including Instagram and Twitter (X); the video itself is set in a corporate office.
- When
- Early August 2026, after the video's release; social media reactions were posted on August 7-8, 2026.
- Why
- Critics said the video objectifies women by using a professional workplace to present female employees in a glamorous, dance-focused light, and many also disliked the song and choreography.
Key facts
- Artist
- Guru Randhawa
- Song
- Fine Shyt
- Video setting
- Corporate office, with Randhawa as a senior professional
- Main criticism
- Objectification of women in the workplace
- Critic cited
- Instagram user @sohasyap
- Disclaimer
- All participants are adults over 18 and situations are fictional; joke warning about an HR ban
- Song criticism
- Called 'noise pollution,' a 'trash song' and 'another win for the deaf'
- Choreography criticism
- Described as 'just twerking or maybe some other weird steps'
Quotes
Unnamed Instagram user
A critic of the song’s musical quality
“Whenever i think ki Guru Randhawa ab isse bikaar video nahi bana sakta hai, he proves me wrong, kyuki now we are objectifying women in workplace.”
freepressjournal.in
“One Instagram user flat‑out said the video just plays into old stereotypes about women in the workplace, and frankly, that’s not a good look.”
bollywoodlife.com
Sources
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