'I won’t sing till women feel safe': 'Dhurandhar' fame Jasmine Sandlas pauses Delhi concert to address harassment

Delhi fans were treated to an unforgettable night as Jasmine Sandlas performed her biggest hits live in the national capital. The audience went wild for her live rendition of Tenu Shararat Sikhavaan, the popular track from Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar.

The Ranveer Singh-led film that has been dominating the charts and box office.

Jasmine Sandlas proved she’s as daring as her lyrics when she abruptly stopped her concert after noticing harassment among audience. Upon spotting two women being harassed in the crowd, the Illegal Weapon 2.0 star halted the music and refused to continue. She immediately called for security to step in and remove the offenders from the venue.

In a viral video, she is heard telling security, “Please remove these two guys. They’re troubling these women.” She added, “I will not perform if women do not feel safe.”

A wave of support has hit social media platforms for Jasmine Sandlas, with many users commending her gutsy approach to handling harassment and her refusal to look the other way.

“Huge respect to Jasmine Sandlas for putting safety over the show—concerts should be a sanctuary, not a threat,” said a user on X.

Another user on Instagram seemed impressed by Jasmine Sandlas's cool yet "stern stand". "No foul language.. no yelling.. no drama.. a basic civic appeal and a stern stand. Hats off to her."

Meanwhile, fans got a double dose of star power when Ayesha Khan made a surprise appearance during the performance. The duo’s choreographed energy to the latest hit from Dhurandhar was the biggest highlight of the night, leaving the Delhi crowd electrified.

The internet is buzzing over visuals of the duo’s performance, as the video of Jasmine and Ayesha dancing to the Dhurandhar track continues to rack up thousands of views online.