Shocking incidents at concerts are becoming increasingly common in India and abroad. From performances getting interrupted midway to objects being thrown on stage, many singers have faced disturbing situations in recent times.
Now, another artist has gone viral. Dhurandhar singer , known for songs like Jaiye Sajna and Shararat, was performing at a university in Dehradun when she had to halt her performance midway to ensure the safety of fans. A shocking video shows several fans falling amid the chaos at the show. Jasmine quickly took matters into her own hands and asked her personal team to step in and take control of the situation. She eventually managed to calm the crowd and continued her performance.
Jasmine Sandlas STOPS Dehradun Concert After Fans Collapse
"Waheguru, Waheguru, Waheguru. I am so sorry this is happening. I need my internal team to take over. These security guards are very aggressive. I need my internal team to take over right now. We can solve this in 30 seconds," a concerned Jasminee can be heard saying in the clip. Purportedly, the security team was trying to control the crowd when fans started pushing each other, causing the barricades to fall and several students to trip.
After the situation was brought under control, Jasmine said on a lighter note, "I've come to Dehradun for the first time, and that too to DIT. I can understand that there's a lot of excitement. But when I come on stage, please make sure the barricading is stronger." Other videos from the college fest show her performing her hit tracks from Dhurandar, Dhurandhar: The Revenge and Kick. She also paid a special tribute to students by crooning Jeene Do from 3 Idiots and KK's iconic Pyaar Ke Pal.
About Jasmine Sandlas
This is not the first time a video from her concert has gone viral online. Earlier this year, a clip showed her pouring a bottle of water on herself while enjoying her own performance. She was targeted by trolls online but did not let it affect her. Even today, Jasmine continues to perform with the same energy and excitement. She is often seen jumping and dancing on stage while hyping up the crowd. started her music career in 2008 but first rose to fame with Yaar Na Miley ft. Yo Yo Honey Singh. It was a part of Salman Khan and Jacqueline Fernandez's Kick. Recently, she lent her voice to hit songs like Shararat, Main Aur Tu, Jaiye Sajna and Aari Aari.
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