DAMINI SHARMA
The North News
Chandigarh, February 24
The chemistry between Punjabi stars Guru Randhawa and Shehnaaz Gill extends far beyond their on-screen collaborations. Their bond, which captivated audiences in the song Moon Rise from Randhawa’s album Man of the Moon, has taken on a new dimension with Gill’s heartfelt gesture following the singer’s recent injury.
Their song Pai Gaiyan Shaman Ne narrates the ache of longing as evening sets in—a poetic portrayal of love and separation. But real-life emotions seemed to surface when Shehnaaz Gill’s three-word comment—“Apna dyaan rakho” (Take care of yourself)—on Randhawa’s latest social media post caught the attention of fans and sparked speculation about their relationship.
Randhawa, known for his soulful voice and now making a mark in Punjabi cinema, sustained an injury on the set of his upcoming film Shaunki Sardar while performing an action sequence. Sharing a picture from the hospital bed, he wrote:
“My first stunt, my first injury, but my spirit remains unbroken. A memory from the sets of Shaunki Sardar movie. Bahut mushkil kaam aa action waala (Action scenes are tough), but will work hard for my audience. 🙏”
While celebrity friends flooded his post with well-wishes—Pulkit Samrat wrote, “Get well soon, Veerey!! ❤️” and Anupam Kher added, “You are the best. Get well soon. ❤️”—it was Gill’s comment that stood apart. Unlike the standard “Get well soon” messages, her words carried a personal touch, hinting at a deeper connection.
Fans, quick to read between the lines, have begun speculating whether their bond extends beyond friendship and professional collaborations. As Randhawa recovers, one thing is certain—the duo’s dynamic continues to intrigue and endear them to their audience.
