Delhi fans were in for a memorable evening as Jasmine Sandlas lit up the stage with a power-packed performance of her biggest hits in the national capital. The crowd erupted in cheers when she delivered a live rendition of Tenu Shararat Sikhavaan, the chart-topping track from Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar. The Ranveer Singh-led film has been ruling both the charts and the box office, making the moment even more electric for fans.
However, the night took a serious turn when the singer abruptly paused her concert after noticing harassment in the audience. Spotting two women being troubled in the crowd, the Illegal Weapon 2.0 star immediately stopped the music and refused to carry on until the situation was addressed. She promptly called on the security team to intervene and ensure the offenders were removed from the venue, earning widespread praise for her decisive and fearless stand.
In a viral video, she is heard telling security, "Please remove these two guys. They’re troubling these women." She further added, "I will not perform if women do not feel safe."
Social media soon flooded with praise for Jasmine Sandlas, with users applauding her fearless stand against harassment and her decision to prioritise safety over the show. Many lauded her for sending out a strong message that concerts should remain safe spaces for everyone.
"Huge respect to Jasmine Sandlas for putting safety over the show—concerts should be a sanctuary, not a threat," wrote a user on X. Another Instagram user admired her calm yet firm response, saying, "No foul language, no yelling, no drama—just a basic civic appeal and a stern stand. Hats off to her."
Adding to the excitement of the night, fans were treated to a surprise appearance by Ayesha Khan. The duo’s high-energy, choreographed performance to the latest hit from Dhurandhar became the show’s biggest highlight, leaving the Delhi audience thoroughly electrified.