Jasmine Sandlas, who came into limelight with the song Jaiye Sajna from the film Dhurandhar 2, has become the most highly paid female singer of the Punjabi music industry. Jasmine did not publicly disclose the fees charged for the song, but according to music industry sources, she charges Rs 30 to 35 lakh for a song. Jalandhar-born Jasmine’s journey has also been full of struggle. She once used to sell CDs of her songs for Rs 20 each in California. Today his net worth is said to be around Rs 60 crore. He also has a luxury house worth about Rs 20 crore in San Francisco. In terms of fees, after Jasmine, the names of Neha Kakkar, Nimrat Khaira and Sunanda Sharma are included. Now read Jasmine’s entire journey of becoming a singer… Got recognition from Gulabi album, reached Bollywood, Jasmine’s first song Muskaan became a hit in 2008. But he got real recognition in 2012 with the album Pink, in which he worked with rapper Bohemia. Bollywood recognized his voice in 2014. People liked the song Yaar Na Mile sung with Yo Yo Honey Singh for Salman Khan’s film Kick. This one song made Jasmine a star overnight. After this, songs like Illegal Weapon with Garry Sandhu made him famous in every household. Heaviest fees and net worth worth crores: From the days of struggle till today, there has been a huge difference in Jasmine’s fees. According to reports, now Jasmine charges Rs 30 lakh to Rs 35 lakh per song for Bollywood or film songs. The fee for one of his live concerts is also said to be between Rs 10 lakh to 25 lakh. His estimated net worth is around Rs 60 crore. Also read this news… Punjabi singer called Yo Yo Honey Singh ‘baby’: Aujla said – Sadda 5-7, check the level; The rapper made fun of the gesture by saying 6-7. A rivalry has erupted in the Punjabi music industry between two superstars Yo-Yo Honey Singh and Karan Aujla. Honey Singh, in his recent concert in Delhi, had taunted Karan Aujla by calling him ‘6-7’ without taking his name. However, fans understood that this was a jibe at Karan Aujla only. Read the full news…
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