Cinema VinesIndian‑American singer Jasmine Sandlas performed in Dehradun, but the event has drawn more attention than the music. Video footage of the concert has spread across social media, showing the artist being pulled by fans, handed gifts and flowers, and in some clips, touched in ways that many viewers described as inappropriate. The incident has sparked a wave of outrage on X (formerly Twitter), with users condemning the crowd’s conduct and demanding respect for performers.
In one widely‑shared clip, Sandlas is seen squatting to greet fans after they pull her by the hand. Her entourage can be seen urging people to step back as the singer accepts roses and other gifts. Several viewers commented that the crowd “showed their true colors” and “touched her inappropriately,” while others urged that “women and artists should always be respected if they come to shake hands, talk to the audience.” The videos also reveal members of the audience attempting to touch the singer without permission, prompting her team to intervene.
So far, Sandlas has not issued a statement regarding the incident. The singer, known for hits such as “Yaar Na Miley” from *Kick*, “Taras” from *Munjya*, and “Shararat” from Aditya Dhar’s *Dhurandhar*, has been touring extensively across India. She recently faced criticism after a Hyderabad show where she was accused of arriving three hours late and lip‑syncing.
Last week, Sandlas surprised fans by announcing her engagement during the opening night of her *The Dream Girl India Tour* in Delhi. She brought her fiancé, Shekhar Chaudhary, on stage, shared the news, and displayed her engagement ring. The couple shared a romantic moment before dancing together to her popular track “Laavan” amid cheers from the crowd. The tour will continue with shows in Bengaluru and Chandigarh.
