The Punjabi music industry was rocked by a scam involving popular singer Sunanda Sharma, known for her hit Bollywood tracks and major contributions to the Punjab film sector. The case came to light after Sharma issued a public warning about individuals and companies fraudulently selling business rights in her name.
The Punjab Police swiftly took action, leading to the arrest of music producer Pinky Dhaliwal. According to reports, Dhaliwal had been exploiting Sharma for years by withholding her earnings and tying her to his firm. Additionally, he even resorted to threatening the singer. The Punjab State Commission for Women played a significant role in bringing the case forward, with Raj Lali Gill instructing the filing of an FIR against Dhaliwal.
On March 8, Sunanda Sharma took to social media to emotionally share her experience. She revealed that several companies and individuals were pretending to have business rights in her name, deceiving others and profiting off her reputation. Sharma made it clear that she had no associations with these parties and vowed to take legal action against the fraudsters.
Her heartfelt appeal resonated with fans and the industry alike, and her call for justice was met with immediate action. The arrest of Pinky Dhaliwal followed quickly after her post, marking a significant victory for Sharma in her fight to protect her rights and career. The incident has shed light on the exploitation faced by artists in the industry, with Sharma’s courage being widely praised.
