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Jasmin Walia, a British singer, is making the headlines after netizens spotted her cheering for her rumoured boyfriend Hardik Pandya at India vs Pakistan match on Sunday in Dubai. Several videos and pictures are now going viral on social media.
Jasmin Walia attending match in Dubai fuels gossip about her rumoured romance with Hardik Pandya
A user named instinct shared a video on X. At the match in Dubai, Jasmin Walia was seen sporting a white outfit and accessorised her look with sunglasses. In the clip, she can be seen blowing kiss and cheering from the stands. Fans flooded the comment section and expressed their views. One user wrote, “She is well wisher, supporter, motivator and mentor”.
Last year the Indian cricketer Hardik Pandya and Jasmin were seemingly holidaying in Greece last year after some eagle-eyed fans discovered their background stands very similar. This was a month after Hardik and Natasa Stankovic announced their separation.
Jasmin Walia is a British singer and television personality who has recorded songs in. Three languages- English, Hindi and Punjabi. She was born in Essex, England to parents of Indian descent. She started singing at the age of around 7 or 8 but didn’t pursue it as a career. She worked for Nattiest Bank as a Customer Adviser for a few years and was enrolled with the ACCA for an accountancy course. However, she eventually dropped out to start her career in showbiz.
In 2010, she started working as an extra in the British reality TV series The Only Way Is Essex and was promoted to full cast member in 2012. Two years later in 2014, she created her YouTube channel and began uploading song covers alongside artists including Zack Knight, Intens-ti, and Ollie Green Music.
Jasmin’s big musical breakthrough came in 2017 with the release of Bom Diggy with her long-term music partner Zack Knight. Owing to this, Jasmin made her Bollywood debut with her song titled Bom Diggy Diggy in the 2018 movie Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety, starring Kartik Aaryan. The song peaked at number one in the Indian pop charts for several weeks and is still played at the parties.
