Guru Randhawa Height, Age, Girlfriend, Family, Biography & More

Some Lesser Known Facts About Guru Randhawa

• Guru Randhawa hails from a Jatt Sikh Family in Noorpur, District Gurdaspur, Punjab. Here is a picture from his childhood.

• The origins of his family can be traced back to Rurka Kalan, Punjab, India.

• From a tender age, he had a natural inclination towards music and actively engaged in singing competitions during his school years.

• He acquired musical skills by tuning in to renowned singers on the television.

• His inaugural music album, titled “Page One,” was released in 2013.

• Guru rose to fame when he dropped his single ‘Patola’ in 2015, which also included a collaboration with Bohemia.

• Guru Randhawa, who has showcased his talent on numerous stages in India and abroad, takes the spotlight at a magnificent event, captivating the audience with an awe-inspiring performance.

• During an interview, Randhawa attributed his success to his elder brother, Ramneek Randhawa.

• Guru has earned recognition for numerous popular Punjabi songs, which include “Patola,” “Fashion,” “High Rated Gabru,” “Yaar Mod Do,” and “Suit.”

• The Bollywood film “Hindi Medium” incorporated an improvised rendition of his Punjabi song “Suit” in 2017.

• His song “High Rated Gabru” achieved the fastest 100 million views, making it the first non-film Indian song to do so in the same year.

• Randhawa participated in the INK Cricket Blast 2017, a charity match featuring numerous celebrities, with the aim of raising funds for cancer patients.

• In the ‘T-Series Mix Tape’, Guru and Kanika Kapoor have collaborated to create a mashup of the songs ‘Ambarsariya’ and ‘Suit’, which has been recorded.

• Guru Randhawa and Yami Gautam were seen together at the IPL opening ceremony in 2017.

• Guru has a huge collection of jackets and has a strong fondness for them.

• He frequently listens to music as he drifts off to sleep.

• Randhawa has a strong command of both Hindi and Punjabi languages.

• Guru Randhawa has a deep passion for animals.

• The song “Slowly Slowly” was a collaboration between Guru and the American rapper, Pitbull, in April 2019. The lyrics of the song encompass Punjabi, English, and Spanish languages.

• Guru Randhawa has graced the covers of renowned magazines such as TMM and Man’s World Magazine. The latest cover of TMM Magazine proudly presents Guru Randhawa.

• In addition, he has modeled for Nivedita Saboo at the Times Fashion Week.

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I had the honor of strutting down the runway for the very first time at Fashion Week, showcasing the incredible designs of my talented friend, Nivedita Saboo! It was an unforgettable experience at @timesfashionweek @niveditasaboocouture Bombay Times Fashion Week.

On October 12, 2018 at 10:39am, Guru Randhawa shared a post.

• In an interview, Randhawa expressed his fondness for performing live concerts. He additionally criticized singers who deceive their audience in order to put on a successful show. There were reports suggesting that he specifically called out Canadian pop singer, Justin Bieber, who faced backlash for lip-syncing during his Mumbai concert in May 2017.

• The authorities penalized a female staff member of Pakistan’s Airport Security Force (ASF) in September 2018 for lip-syncing to the Punjabi singer Guru Randhawa’s song “High Rated Gabru.” Due to the violation of the code of conduct, the ASF authorities decided to withhold her salary increments for two years of service. Additionally, Pakistan’s electronic media criticized her for lip-syncing to an Indian song while wearing a cap featuring Pakistan’s flag.

According to sources, a female official from the Airports Security Force (ASF) stationed at Sialkot, Pakistan, has encountered difficulties as a video supposedly showing her dancing to a song by Indian Punjabi singer Guru Randhawa went viral on social media. The ASF has initiated an investigation into the matter.

On September 2, 2018, Ravinder Singh Robin (@rsrobin1) posted this.

• An unidentified man assaulted Guru on his head while he was performing live at the Queen Elizabeth Theater in Vancouver, Canada on July 28, 2019. As a result, the singer had to return to India with four stitches on his head.

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Guru has returned to India after a successful tour in the USA/Canada, but unfortunately, he had an incident in Vancouver on July 28th. While performing, Guru had to ask a Punjabi man not to come on stage multiple times. This man became aggressive and started fighting with people backstage. The local promoter, Surinder Sanghera, intervened and sent him away during the show.<br><br>However, after Guru finished his performance and was leaving the stage, the same man approached him and punched him in the face. This resulted in Guru getting four stitches on his right eyebrow and bleeding on the spot. Despite the incident, Guru showed his resilience by returning to the stage and displaying his injury to the audience.<br><br>The man responsible for the attack was accompanied by a few others who also engaged in physical altercations with anyone who tried to intervene. Eventually, they all fled the scene. Guru is now back home in India, feeling safe. He believes that his faith in Guru Nanak Dev ji protected him and has prayed for the attacker to gain a better understanding of right and wrong.<br><br>Guru expresses his gratitude for the continuous love and support from his fans and assures them that their support is all he needs. He thanks his management team for their assistance throughout this challenging situation.

On July 30, 2019, Guru Randhawa shared a post at 3:53am on Instagram.