Azul, singer Guru Randhawa posted a mysterious message in the face of criticism for his most recent song.

The song has drawn criticism for romanticising an inappropriate teacher student relationship and sexualising schoolgirls.

Guru recently wrote in Punjabi on his Instagram Stories that when he is happy, everyone else is sad.

He said, "Jado mein sab nu khush karn lagga, dukhi ho gya. Ajj mein khud khush hann, sab dukhi ho gaye. (When I tried making everyone happy, I was sad. Today, when I am happy, everyone else is sad). God (red heart emoji)."

Guru portrays a photography instructor in the music video who visits a girls' school to take a class photo. Guru's character is enthralled with a dance sequence performed by Anshika Pandey, who plays a school student. Gurjit Gill contributed additional lyrics to the song, which was written and composed by the singer.

He is currently dealing with more than just the Azul controversy. Sirra, one of his songs, is also in trouble. The sub-divisional judicial magistrate's court has ordered Guru to appear in person or through legal representation so that the complaint against him can be examined.