Sunidhi Chauhan reacts to being nearly hit by a bottle on stage while performing in Dehradun

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Bollywood's beloved singer Sunidhi Chauhan, who made a sizzling comeback with her captivating concerts was the latest victim of fans throwing objects at artists during live performances. After international singers faced it on several occasions, Sunidhi, who was subjected to it, handled it rather maturely.

Sunidhi's live shows are as electrifying as those of global stars like Dua Lipa and Taylor Swift. She was performing in Dehradun, Uttarakhand when an unidentified audience member threw a water bottle, that nearly hit her. A visibly shocked Sunidhi exuded grace throughout and said, "Yeh kya ho raha hai? Bottle phenkne se kya hoga? Show ruk jayega. Do you want that?" (What's going on? What will you get out of throwing bottles? The show will end. Do you want that?)

An Instagram user shared the video of the incident.

Starting her singing career at the age of 12, in 1999, Sunidhi gained the spotlight with the song 'Ruki Ruki Si Zindagi'. Since then, she has continued to deliver superhit tracks including 'Mehboob Mere', 'Dhoom Machale', 'Beedi Jalaile', 'Sheila Ki Jawani' to 'Ae Watan', 'Kamli', 'Tu Kuja' to many more. In 2020, the singer started exploring the independent music space all the more. She collaborated with various artists and released songs like 'Kuchh Khaab', 'Here is Beautiful', 'Ye Ranjishein', 'and ‘Dil Todne Se Pehle', among others.

Sunidhi told IANS, "I would say that my driving force has not changed since the time I was a child, I love music, I love singing. When I started my journey, it was nothing but the joy of singing and it is still the same. I am a constant learner, even after all these years. So as cliche as it sounds, the truth is, I feel like I just started my journey! That is why I am taking all the opportunities to explore different avenues of music."

Some of Sunidhi's recent tracks for Bollywood include ‘Show Me The Thumka' from ‘Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar', ‘Mai Marjawangi' from ‘Dream Girl 2', ‘Pari Hoon Main' from ‘Thank You for Coming', and ‘Gaandi Taal' from ‘Love Sex Aur Dhokha 2'.

(With inputs from IANS)