Jasmine Sandlas STOPS live concert to protect female fans harassed by two men; WATCH

Singer Jasmine Sandlas, known for her contributions to Ranveer Singh's film Dhurandhar, including hits like "Shararat" and the title track, is on tour and recently performed at Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on February 7. During the show, she stopped her performance mid-way due to crowd chaos and harassment, making a strong statement on women's safety. She addressed the situation directly, vowing not to continue until all women in the audience felt secure.

Jasmine takes stand against two men harassing female fans

Jasmine, disturbed by two men harassing women, addressed them directly and requested event security to remove them. She emphasized that a safe and respectful environment for women was her priority, taking precedence over the show's continuation.

"Security can you please remove these two guys as they are troubling these women. I will not perform if women don’t feel safe in my concert," Jasmine stated.

Jasmine moved by audience’s reaction

Following the incident, several videos of the singer went viral on social media, with netizens commending Jasmine for her bold stance and zero-tolerance approach to harassment. The event sparked significant online discussion, with many praising the singer for addressing a critical issue in real-time using her platform.

During her Delhi concert, Ayesha Khan, featured in the dance number Shararat, made a surprise appearance on stage. The two danced to "Shararat," drawing enthusiastic cheers from the audience.

"Main saare steps bhool gayi stage pe aake. I’m so glad to be here. I always tell Jasmine, she’s a god’s child," Ayesha said.

Following the performance, Jasmine, moved by the audience's reaction, told the crowd, "I’m so so happy to be here. So thankful to be here. Performing in Delhi is always life-changing. Hamesha. Every time I perform in Delhi, it feels special. This time too is just beautiful. I love you, Delhi."

Jasmine’s popular hits

Singer Jasmine Sandlas is renowned for hits such as Poison Baby, Illegal Weapon 2.0, Nasha, Taras, and Yaar Na Miley.