Guru Randhawa’s latest song ‘Fine Shyt’ has found plenty of attention online, although much of it has come in the form of criticism and memes. The track and its music video have been heavily trolled by netizens turning the release into a talking point on social media. Now singer Tony Kakkar has added his own touch of fun, sharing a hilarious video in which he pretends to speak to Guru in a phone call and jokes about the controversy surrounding the song.

Tony Kakkar’s fake phone call with Guru Randhawa takes a dig at ‘Fine Shyt’

In the video, Tony Kakkar acts as though he is having a phone conversation with Guru Randhawa. He starts by addressing him as “Guru bhai” before dramatically reacting to the situation. “Oh, what have you done? You did it all by yourself. You didn’t even tell me,” Tony says during the pretend call.He then jokes about missing the opportunity to participate in the trolling. “It would have been fun if we had trolled together. Just me from here and you from there,” he says, turning the ongoing backlash into a light-hearted exchange. The singer continues the act by discussing “royalty” and casually responding to the imaginary Guru before ending with another playful reference to the song.

Tony Kakkar calls Guru Randhawa ‘Fun Shyt’ in viral trolling video

The biggest joke comes towards the end of Tony’s video when he plays around with the title of Guru’s track. After pretending to listen to Guru, he says, “You’re so fun shit, fun shit,” before adding, “Kurta, pyjama, black. It’s great, bhai.” The deliberately exaggerated phone conversation appears to be Tony’s way of poking fun at both the song and the criticism it has received.The video has added another layer to the online conversation around ‘Fine Shyt.’ Rather than directly criticising his fellow singer, Tony uses parody and sarcasm to join the internet’s ongoing discussion. His decision to turn the controversy into comedy has also made the clip stand out among the reactions to Guru’s latest release.

Guru Randhawa’s ‘Fine Shyt’ song, cast and the backlash

‘Fine Shyt’ features Guru Randhawa alongside Yashvi Desai, with lyrics credited to Randhawa and Gurjit Gill. The music video features Ruhee Dosani, Divinity Bisht, Arshia Sinha, Raema Grover, Darlene Laura and Mehar Kaur. Set inside a corporate office, the video presents Guru in a professional setting surrounded by female colleagues and includes a disclaimer stating that all people featured are above 18.While the song has attracted strong criticism from sections of social media, it has also generated considerable attention online. Tony Kakkar’s parody has now become part of that conversation, giving the controversy a humorous turn. Whether the trolling eventually helps ‘Fine Shyt’ become a bigger viral trend remains to be seen, but Tony Kakkar’s cheeky take has certainly given fans another reason to talk about Guru Randhawa’s latest release.