Sunanda Sharma Walks Off Stage in Jaipur After Fan Breach
Punjabi singer Sunanda Sharma cut short her live performance at an engineering college in Jaipur after a fan suddenly breached security and rushed onto the platform, leaving her visibly startled. The October 30 incident at the Anand International College of Engineering in Dayarampura, Bassi, was captured on video and quickly circulated across social media platforms.
During the concert, a man wearing a white shirt climbed onto the stage while Sharma was actively singing. The unexpected intrusion caught the 34-year-old artist completely off guard, prompting her to let out a loud scream. Security personnel moved in quickly to intercept the individual and escort him away from the performance area. Amidst the sudden commotion, Sharma repeatedly told her team, “It’s okay, it’s okay,” before ultimately walking off the stage and bringing her set to an abrupt halt.
Earlier Security Breach at a Ghaziabad Institute
The Jaipur disruption mirrors a similar safety incident that occurred earlier in the year. On April 3, 2026, Sharma was performing at the Raj Kumar Goel Institute of Technology in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, when a male fan managed to bypass security and approach her on stage. In that instance, the individual attempted to touch her feet, which left Sharma startled and led her to immediately leave the stage.
Singer Sunanda Sharma reportedly screamed and walked off the stage during a concert in Jaipur after a fan suddenly jumped up to join her. Video footage of the incident has captured the unsettling moment, sparking reactions and concern among her followers online. Event organizers… pic.twitter.com/xsXADR2JCm
Following the Ghaziabad concert, security and local police intervened, taking the man into custody for questioning. Despite audience requests to continue the show, Sharma and her team decided to cancel the performance. The following day, Sharma addressed the Ghaziabad episode in a social media video, stating that the sudden approach had frightened her but asking authorities and college management to show leniency toward the fan because she believed he lacked malicious intent and had simply expressed affection improperly.
Social Media Reaction and Unanswered Questions
While footage from the Jaipur event has drawn widespread online attention—with some clips highlighting the physical intervention by security personnel removing the man—Sharma has not yet issued a public statement addressing the October 30 incident. The 34-year-old singer, known for tracks such as Jatt Yamla, Jaani Tera Naa, Pagal Nahi Hona, and Chorri Chorri, has faced multiple live-performance interruptions.
Past Struggles With Depression
Recalling that difficult time, she explained that she went to a few psychiatrists, but noted, It is not my cup of tea.
She added that she couldn’t understand how they could understand her pain and how they could ease it, mentioning that if she felt hungry, she would knock and ask for food from her mother.

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