Shkini

Kiran Bajwa's voice on this track is something else. The moment she comes in on Shkini, the whole song shifts up a gear. Guru Randhawa has been on a serious run through 2025, dropping hit after hit independently, and this one released on November 27, 2025 keeps that momentum going strong.

Shkini is a proper Punjabi dance track. The beat by Dilmaan has that clean, punchy quality that makes it easy to put on anywhere from a road trip playlist to a pre-party warmup. The production is tight without being overloaded, and it gives both Guru and Kiran Bajwa room to breathe. That chemistry between the two voices is getting a lot of attention in the comments and honestly it earns it.

The song was written by Guru Randhawa alongside Gill Machhrai and Rony Ajnali, who also share the composer credit. For a track with three writers, it feels surprisingly cohesive. It does not sound like it was assembled by committee. It sounds like one idea executed well.

For context, this dropped right in the middle of Guru's strongest stretch in years. After Qatal, Sirra, and Azul all crossing major view milestones independently, Shkini arrived and immediately hit the trending charts. By the time you are reading this it is sitting at 86 million views and still climbing. YouTube India even dropped a comment on the official post, which tells you how much traction this one has.

The video was shot at Ropar Shoot Factory and directed by the same Harry Singh and Preet Singh team that handled Azul, so it has that familiar polished aesthetic that fans of this era of Guru Randhawa's work will recognize immediately.

If you are looking for the Shkini mp3 download in 320kbps, grab it right here. The Shkini lyrics are also available on the page. This is a Guru Randhawa new song that belongs in any serious Punjabi music playlist going into 2026.