Overview
- Footage from an Ahmedabad concert shows Jasmine Sandlas pouring water on herself while the track Shararat keeps playing, prompting online claims that parts of the set were lip-synced.
- Reactions to the clip range from fans praising her stage presence to critics questioning the use of pre-recorded vocals at a live show, with debate spreading across social media.
- In a widely covered interview on Ranveer Allahbadia’s podcast, Sandlas said she drank heavily for 2–3 years and linked that phase to unresolved childhood pain and family turmoil after her father’s death.
- She described growing up in a struggling immigrant household, saying her father left a top job in India and pumped gas in the US and her mother did factory and farm work before the family later found stability.
- Her profile has surged with multiple hit songs on the Dhurandhar and Dhurandhar: The Revenge albums composed by Shashwat Sachdev, as the Aditya Dhar–directed films led by Ranveer Singh continue strong box-office runs.