Jasmine Sandlas on Punjab Show: ‘My Soul Is at Peace Now’

Jasmine Sandlas called her show in the Chandigarh tricity deeply personal, writing that winning over Punjab again was “the only victory my heart yearned for.”

Raaisha Upadhyay
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Key Highlights

  • The show: Jasmine Sandlas performed in the Chandigarh tricity on her Dream Girl tour.
  • Her feeling: “The fireworks reached the sky and so did my roars.”
  • A personal win: “This is the place where i lost myself years ago.”
  • At peace: “My soul is at peace now. Waheguru.”

Singer Jasmine Sandlas has shared an emotional note after performing in the Chandigarh tricity as part of her Dream Girl tour. The show was held in Mohali on October 10.

“Chandigarh! Words can never be enough for what i felt. The fireworks reached the sky and so did my roars. All of Punjab danced in ecstasy. My heart burst with joy,” she wrote on Instagram.

“The Only Victory My Heart Yearned For”

For Jasmine, this was not just another stop on the tour. “This is the place where i lost myself years ago and to win in front of PUNJAB again was the only victory my heart yearned for. My soul is at peace now. Waheguru,” she wrote.

Why It Matters: A Homecoming on Her Own Terms

Jasmine didn’t explain what she meant by losing herself years ago, and her words leave that private. What she made clear is that this show was about returning to the place that shaped her, and being embraced there again. Writing “PUNJAB” in capital letters, she underlined how much the approval of her home crowd meant to her.

The moment comes during a strong phase of her career. Her songs for the Dhurandhar: The Revenge album, including “Main Aur Tu” and “Jaiye Sajana” with Satinder Sartaaj, have widened her audience, and her Dream Girl tour has been taking her across cities. Winning over Punjab adds a deeply personal chapter to that journey.

The Bottom Line

For Jasmine Sandlas, the tricity night was more than a concert. In her own words, it was the victory her heart had waited years for, and the moment her soul found peace.


Jasmine Sandlas’s post has been sourced from her official Instagram account. Show details are with inputs from IANS.

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