Punjabi singer Sunanda Sharma, known for hit tracks such as Jatt Yamla, Jaani Tera Naa, Pagal Nahi Hona and Chorri Chorri, performed at Anand International College of Engineering in Dayarampura, Bassi, Jaipur, on Saturday evening, October 30. However, her performance took an unexpected turn when a fan suddenly jumped onto the stage to meet her. The singer’s startled reaction has since gone viral on social media.
The video showed Sunanda performing one of her songs on stage when a fan wearing a white shirt suddenly jumped onto the stage. The singer screamed in shock after spotting him, prompting security personnel to immediately intervene and escort him away. As her team removed the fan, Sunanda was heard repeatedly saying, “It’s okay, it’s okay.” She then quickly walked off the stage amid the chaos.
The 34-year-old singer is yet to address the controversy.
Sunanda Sharma visibly shaken after fan jumps on stage mid-show
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Sunanda Sharma recalls battling depression
In an earlier podcast conversation with Shubhankar Mishra, Sunanda Sharma had opened up about her battle with depression. The singer revealed that she had isolated herself for two months and 17 days, staying in complete darkness and barely speaking to anyone, including her family.
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Recalling the toughest phase, she said, “I went to a few psychiatrists, but it is not my cup of tea. I couldn’t understand how they could understand my pain and how they could ease it. I was confined to my room for 2 months and 17 days in complete darkness. If I were hungry, I would knock and ask for food from my mother.”
The challenging period also led Sunanda to rethink her priorities and approach to life, prompting her to reflect on mental health, relationships, marriage and the need for financial independence.
