True devotion: Guru Randhawa releases Satnam Waheguru amid lockdown

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Updated At : 01:11 PM May 06, 2020 IST

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Guru Randhawa was first signed by T-Series in 2015 and ever since there’s been no looking back. The Punjabi pop sensation has been garnering billions of views across multiple platforms and is at the forefront of desi pop culture. After collaborating with names like Pitbull and Jay Sean, and topping most music lists in the country, he is now out with a rendition of Satnam Waheguru, a soulful meditation, presented by T-Series’ Bhushan Kumar.

The Punjabi devotional hymn is a chant that elicits a strong sense of peace and promotes overall spiritual well-being.

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