Guru Randhawa Takes New Single ‘FOSHO’ to the Skies
Guru Randhawa teams with T-Series for FOSHO, a confident Punjabi pop single with a music video shot on an airplane and airport dance floor.

Guru Randhawa has returned with a new Punjabi pop single that wants to win people over before the first chorus ends. Released with T-Series on October 6, ‘FOSHO’ — short for “for sure” — is built around a bass-heavy groove and a confident, playful lyric about pursuing someone who seems out of reach.
The philosophy is in the hook. The recurring line “pakki pakki gal aae” is the song’s wink to certainty: when you know something is a sure thing. That certainty runs through the video too, which skips the usual glamour-lot setup.
The visual takes the party to the plane
Directed by Preet Singh and Harry Singh, the music video turns an airplane cabin into the set. Randhawa, passengers and crew dance through the aisles, and the celebration continues with a sequence at the airport after landing. It’s a simple, high-energy idea that gives the track a visual fans can remember.
Speaking about the release, Randhawa said the intention was clear:
“With ‘FOSHO’, we wanted to take the energy literally to the skies!”
He added that the plane setting matched the track’s fresh, fun vibe, and that working with Bhushan Kumar and the T-Series team pushed them toward something larger-than-life but instantly connectable.
What’s inside the song
Lyrically, ‘FOSHO’ mixes romance and street-influenced details. A few elements stand out:
- The pursuit: the protagonist is chasing someone who commands attention everywhere she goes.
- The references: fashion and Hollywood get name-checked, including a comparison to Scarlett Johansson.
- The tone: playful, assured and built for a car ride or a mid-flight playlist.
The composition keeps the energy light, and the writers weave in mentions of Gurjit Gill and Randhawa himself, adding a layer of personality to the storytelling.
Why it matters for fans
This is the kind of release that works because it gives listeners and creators the same thing: a clear, repeatable moment. The song has an instantly quotable Punjabi phrase, a dance-ready rhythm and a video idea that is easy to clip. For an audience that follows stars as closely as films, that combination travels fast on reels and short video.
Stream ‘FOSHO,’ watch the video for the full airplane-to-airport set-up, and keep the hook handy — it is already built to be repeated.
Source: bollywoodHungama.com
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