Dhurandhar Singer Jasmine Sandlas Halts Live Performance In Delhi; Calls Out Men Harassing Female Fans. Sahi Kiya!
Jasmine Sandlas asked the security at her Delhi concert to intervene and escort the men in question out of the venue.
In recent events, Dhurandhar singer Jasmine Sandlas, from her Delhi concert, is grabbing eyeballs on social media. The singer who sang the film’s title track as well as the famous ‘Shararat’, refused to continue her show in the national capital after she saw a couple of men harassing some of the women in the audience. This angered her and for all the right reasons. Read to know more about it here.
About Dhurandhar Singer Jasmine Sandlas
Known for successful songs like ‘Taras,’ ‘Yaar Na Miley,’ and ‘Illegal Weapon 2.0,’ she asked the security at her Delhi concert to intervene and escort the men in question out of the venue. In the viral video, she was seen saying, “Security, can you please remove these two guys? They are troubling these women.” She once again ensured there was security at the venue and said she would not perform until the women felt safe.
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Many on the internet praised the singer for her bold approach to any kind of harassment. One user wrote, “Real queens protect their kingdom,” while another said, “Women standing for women.” The singer was joined on stage by actress Ayesha Khan, who appeared in the film ‘Shararat.’ The couple performed to the Dhurandhar dance track, making the crowd go crazy.
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Aside from Jasmine, Jazzy B performed at the live concert in Delhi. The Canadian singer-songwriter performed a performance that flawlessly balanced old-school sentiments with modern fire. The moment he stepped out, the entire event transformed into a high-energy Punjabi dance floor, fueled by crowd favourites such as ‘Naag,’ ‘Dil Luteya,’ ‘Rail Gaddi,’ ‘Gaddi,’ ‘Miss Karda,’ and ‘This Party Getting Hot.’
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First Published: February 11, 2026 12:35 PM
