Jasmine Sandlas, known for her viral track 'Jaiye Sajana' from Dhurandhar 2, has emerged as a leading name in Punjabi and Bollywood music. Born in Jalandhar, Punjab, she moved to the United States with her family, facing numerous hardships. Living in a cramped one-bedroom apartment, Jasmine's family relied on food stamps while her father worked at a gas station and her mother took on factory jobs. Jasmine recalled the sacrifices her father made, including enduring harsh winters without proper shoes. Despite the challenges, music became her solace, and she began singing at the gurudwara. Initially met with skepticism from her parents, Jasmine convinced them to let her pursue music for six months. Her persistence paid off with the success of 'Yaar Na Miley' in 2014, propelling her into the spotlight. Since then, she has released several hit songs, including 'Illegal Weapon' and 'Sip Sip,' further establishing her career in the Indian music industry.