Key Points
Randhawa suffers injury during debut film stunt
Shares hospital picture with cervical collar
Fans flood with recovery wishes
Continues passion despite setback
Taking to his Instagram account on Sunday, Randhawa shared an update on his health with fans, posting a picture of himself lying in a hospital bed, wearing a cervical collar.
Talking about his injury, Randhawa wrote in his caption, "My first stunt, my first injury, but my spirit remains unbroken. A memory from the sets of Shaunki Sardar. Bahut mushkil kaam hai action waala, but I will work hard for my audience."
Take a look at his post
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Soon after he shared the picture, fans flooded the comment section to wish the actor a speedy recovery.
"Get well soon, champ," wrote one fan.
"Get well soon, paahji," wrote another.
"I can't see this post love you paji," added a third user.
Earlier in January, the singer hinted at potential issues with the music label T-Series and assured his fans that he would resolve it soon in a post.
Taking to his X handle, the Lahore singer responded to a fan who accused the music label T-Series of allegedly blocking Guru from working independently or with another label.
In 2024, Guru Randhawa collaborated with international artists and bands. The singer teamed up with Rick Ross for the track, "Rich Life."
Last month, the actor also visited the Maha Kumbh Mela and took a holy dip at the Triveni Sangam in Prayagraj.
Taking to Instagram, he shared a video from his spiritual visit. "Blessed to take a sacred dip in Maa Ganga at Prayagraj, where faith flows and spirituality thrives. Starting my new journey with God's blessing. Har Har Gange!" shared Guru, reflecting on the profound peace and positivity the holy waters brought him.
Randhawa is known for chart-topping songs like Lahore, Patola, High Rated Gabru, and others.
