SaralnamaHaryanvi singer Masum Sharma addressed the controversy at his Melbourne concert on social media. He blamed troublemakers for disrupting the event, which was held in an indoor stadium with tickets costing about ₹16,000. Sharma arrived late, angering the audience. When someone requested a song, Sharma lost his temper and made rude gestures before leaving. The concert was cancelled. Some Haryanvis in Australia said this incident damaged their community's image abroad. Critics on social media claimed Haryanvis can't behave properly internationally. Sharma urged people to consider the organizers' efforts and the politics behind the disruption. To avoid such incidents, concertgoers should arrive on time and respect the performer's song choices. (Updated 21 Oct 2025, 02:46 IST; source: link)
Key Points
- Haryanvi singer Masum Sharma addressed the controversy at his Melbourne concert on social media
- He blamed troublemakers for disrupting the event, which was held in an indoor stadium with tickets costing about ₹16,000
- Sharma arrived late, angering the audience