Jasmine Sandlas Biography: Age, Boyfriend, Net Worth, Songs, Albums, Height, Parents, Movies

Jasmine Sandlas is a dynamic Indian-American singer, rapper, songwriter, and television personality renowned for her vibrant contributions to Punjabi music and Bollywood playback singing.

Known as the “Gulabi Queen” for her signature reddish-pink hair and album Gulabi, she has captivated audiences with her unique voice and compelling performances across various platforms.

Profile

• Full Name: Jasmine Kaur Sandlas
• Stage Name: Jasmine Sandlas
• Born: September 4, 1990
• Age: 34 years old
• Birthplace: Jalandhar, Punjab, India
• Nationality: Indian-American
• Occupation: Indian-American Singer, Rapper, Songwriter, Television Personality
• Height: 5 feet 4
• Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Sandlas
• Siblings: 2, Rosleen Sandlas (elder sister), and Ravneet Sandlas (younger brother)
• Boyfriend: Garry Sandhu
• Children: None
• Relationship: Dating
• Net Worth: $5 million

Early Life and Education

Jasmine Sandlas was born on September 4, 1990, in Jalandhar, Punjab, India, to a Punjabi Sikh family. Encouraged by her mother, she began singing at age six, performing on stage and competing in school singing competitions, drawing inspiration from Punjabi folk artists like Surinder Kaur.

At 13, Jasmine and her family relocated to Stockton, California, where she was influenced by West Coast music. She started writing songs at 16, penning her first track, “Adhi Rati,” later featured in her album Gulabi.

Jasmine attended MGN Public School in Jalandhar and later graduated with a degree in Psychology in California. Initially, her parents, particularly her father, a lawyer, were unsupportive of her singing ambitions, leading her to work odd jobs, including as a salesperson at jersey and shoe stores and as a teacher for two years, before pursuing music full-time.

Career

Jasmine Sandlas launched her music career in 2008 with her debut song “Muskan” from the underground album The Diamond, written by Lalie Gill, which became a global hit. Her 2012 collaboration with rapper Bohemia on the album Gulabi earned her recognition in the Punjabi music industry, cementing her nickname “Gulabi Queen.”

Her Bollywood breakthrough came in 2014 with the chart-topping track “Yaar Na Miley” for the film Kick, co-performed with Yo Yo Honey Singh, which went viral and earned critical acclaim. She continued to contribute to Bollywood with songs like “Ishq Da Sutta” (One Night Stand), “Raat Jashan Di” (Zorawar), and more recently, “Taras” (Munjya, 2024) and “Nasha” (Raid 2, 2025).

Jasmine has also made her mark in Pollywood with songs for Zorawar and Jindua, and in Tollywood with “Ratthalu” for Khaidi No. 150. Her singles, including “Illegal Weapon,” “SIP SIP,” and “Patt Lai Geya,” have further solidified her popularity.

Beyond music, she starred in MTV India’s Women-empowerment series Angels of Rock, biking across India to highlight inspiring women’s stories, and has appeared on TEDx Talks, MTV Coke Studio, and Spoken Word platforms. In 2022, she released the EP Tini, featuring tracks like “Yakeen” and “Kehnda Hi Nahi,” and in 2023, collaborated with Gippy Grewal on “Jehri Ve” for the Punjabi film Mitran Da Naa Chalda.

Awards and Nominations

• PTC Punjabi Film Awards (2016): Most Popular Song of the Year for “Yaar Na Miley” (Kick).
• Screen Award (2015): Best Female Playback for “Yaar Na Miley” (Kick).
• Nominated (2015): Best Female Playback at the 21st Screen Awards for “Yaar Na Miley.”

Her contributions to Punjabi and Bollywood music have earned her a loyal fan base and the title “Queen of the Punjabi Music Industry.”

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @iamjasminsandlas
• Facebook Handle: Jasmine Sandlas Official
• Twitter Handle: @jasmine_sandlas

Personal Life

Jasmine Sandlas is known for her vibrant personality and distinctive reddish-pink hair, which inspired her “Gulabi Queen” moniker. She shares a close bond with her grandmother, Pyaar Kaur, and enjoys writing songs at cafes or beaches.

Jasmine is a dog lover, often posting photos with her pets on Instagram. She is reportedly in a relationship with Punjabi singer Garry Sandhu, though the status remains unconfirmed following a rumored breakup in 2018 and a possible reconciliation.

Unmarried and without children, Jasmine splits her time between Mumbai and California, maintaining a grounded demeanor despite her fame. She credits her move to California for shaping her career, stating in interviews that she might not have pursued singing had she stayed in India. Her hobbies include traveling, songwriting, and engaging with her fans through social media.

Filmography (Playback Singing):

• Kick (2014) – “Yaar Na Miley”
• One Night Stand (2016) – “Ishq Da Sutta”
• Zorawar (2016) – “Raat Jashan Di”
• Veerappan (2016)
• Fuddu (2016)
• Naam Shabana (2017)
• Machine (2017)
• Khaidi No. 150 (2017) – “Ratthalu”
• Jindua (2017)
• Hotal (Lollywood)
• Munjya (2024) – “Taras”
• Raid 2 (2025) – “Nasha”

Discography

• The Diamond (2008) – “Muskan”
• Gulabi (2012) – with Bohemia
• Punjab De Javak (2015)
• Tini (EP, 2022) – “Yakeen,” “Kehnda Hi Nahi,” “Hava Vich,” “Kehri Gali”
• “Jehri Ve” (2023) – with Gippy Grewal
• “Ittar” (2023) – composed by B. Praak
• Notable Singles: “Baddal,” “Laddu,” “Bamb Jatt,” “Punjabi Mutiyaran,” “LV Di Jean,” “Illegal Weapon,” “SIP SIP,” “Patt Lai Geya”

Net Worth

Jasmine Sandlas’ net worth is estimated at approximately $5 million. Her income derives from music sales, Bollywood and regional film playback singing, live performances, and social media engagements. Her work with major labels and collaborations with artists like Yo Yo Honey Singh and Bohemia, along with her independent releases under Jasmine Sandlas Records, contribute significantly to her wealth.