Singer Jasmine Sandlas is basking in the success of Dhurandhar 2, aka Dhurandhar: The Revenge. The film, directed by Aditya Dhar and led by Ranveer Singh, premiered on the big screens on March 19 and has so far broken several box office records. Besides on-fleek performances from the cast and a gritty storyline, Dhurandhar 2 also received much praise for its remarkable music album. Much of the credit goes to the 40-year-old. But do you know that Jasmine had a difficult childhood that made her addicted to alcohol at just 23?
Jasmine Sandlas reveals why she became addicted to alcohol
Jasmine Sandlas recently appeared on Ranveer Allahbadia’s podcast on YouTube, where she talked about her battle with substance abuse, family dynamics and how her mother stood beside her like a pillar of support in her journey to recovery.
Jasmine Sandlas revealed that she started drinking alcohol at 23 because she needed some kind of external support, as certain circumstances in life had taken her to rock bottom. The singer admitted that she regretted relying on alcohol and making poor decisions during that phase of 2-3 years. ‘A lot of things piled up. I was famous on one side, I was feeling certain things, my family dynamics broke apart, my father was no more, and I was successful,’ she shared.
When the host asked Jasmine Sandlas what pushed her to drink in her 20s, she recounted undergoing certain heartbreaks that resulted from her parents. She said that her parents broke her heart ‘unknowingly’, which led to resentment and an uncontrolled drinking habit. Although Jasmine confessed that she loves her parents, she pointed out that when a child’s heart breaks, it is difficult for them to overcome the feeling.
Jasmine Sandlas on recovery and her music journey
Not having a safe space to run to makes an individual ‘look for a home in everything like crazy,’ said Jasmine Sandlas, adding that she searched and yearned for that same feeling of comfort all her life. The singer shared that alcohol made her even lonelier, bringing no real company. Despite being surrounded by people while drinking expensive liquor, she always found herself sitting alone on the balcony, unable to decide what to do and where to go.
Jasmine Sandlas credited her family, especially her mother, for being her biggest support system during the challenging times, helping her on the path of recovery. They loved me through my rock bottoms, but my biggest fight was with myself,’ she noted. In conclusion, Jasmine stated that once she got rid of the toxins from her body, she felt as if she was granted a new life.
Jasmine Sandlas gained recognition in 2008 with her debut track Muskan which soon became an earworm in Punjab, opening doors for her in the industry. She delivered a series of hits, including Yaar Na Miley, Illegal Weapon, and Gulabi, establishing herself as a strong voice in the music scene. In Dhurandhar 2, Jasmine lent her powerful vocals to the songs Jaiye Sajana, Aari Aari and Main Aur Tu.
Jasmine Sandlas reveals why she became addicted to alcohol
Jasmine Sandlas recently appeared on Ranveer Allahbadia’s podcast on YouTube, where she talked about her battle with substance abuse, family dynamics and how her mother stood beside her like a pillar of support in her journey to recovery.
Jasmine Sandlas revealed that she started drinking alcohol at 23 because she needed some kind of external support, as certain circumstances in life had taken her to rock bottom. The singer admitted that she regretted relying on alcohol and making poor decisions during that phase of 2-3 years. ‘A lot of things piled up. I was famous on one side, I was feeling certain things, my family dynamics broke apart, my father was no more, and I was successful,’ she shared.
When the host asked Jasmine Sandlas what pushed her to drink in her 20s, she recounted undergoing certain heartbreaks that resulted from her parents. She said that her parents broke her heart ‘unknowingly’, which led to resentment and an uncontrolled drinking habit. Although Jasmine confessed that she loves her parents, she pointed out that when a child’s heart breaks, it is difficult for them to overcome the feeling.
Jasmine Sandlas on recovery and her music journey
Not having a safe space to run to makes an individual ‘look for a home in everything like crazy,’ said Jasmine Sandlas, adding that she searched and yearned for that same feeling of comfort all her life. The singer shared that alcohol made her even lonelier, bringing no real company. Despite being surrounded by people while drinking expensive liquor, she always found herself sitting alone on the balcony, unable to decide what to do and where to go.
Jasmine Sandlas credited her family, especially her mother, for being her biggest support system during the challenging times, helping her on the path of recovery. They loved me through my rock bottoms, but my biggest fight was with myself,’ she noted. In conclusion, Jasmine stated that once she got rid of the toxins from her body, she felt as if she was granted a new life.
Jasmine Sandlas gained recognition in 2008 with her debut track Muskan which soon became an earworm in Punjab, opening doors for her in the industry. She delivered a series of hits, including Yaar Na Miley, Illegal Weapon, and Gulabi, establishing herself as a strong voice in the music scene. In Dhurandhar 2, Jasmine lent her powerful vocals to the songs Jaiye Sajana, Aari Aari and Main Aur Tu.
