Suspense crime, Digital Desk : Popular Punjabi singer Sunanda Sharma shared a distressing experience from her trip to London after her car was vandalized and several valuable items were stolen. In a series of videos posted to her Instagram Stories, a visibly upset Sharma revealed the aftermath of the robbery.

The footage showed the shattered window of her black Land Rover, with glass scattered across the passenger seat. She detailed the significant loss, which included two iPhones, two MacBooks, a Gucci handbag, diamond rings, and cash. Most critically, her passport was also among the stolen items, creating a major complication for her travel.

Expressing her shock and vulnerability, Sharma described feeling “totally helpless” and unsafe, especially being in a foreign country. She used her platform to issue a stern warning to her followers and other tourists planning to visit London, urging them to be extremely cautious with their belongings.

“We are not safe, even in our cars,” she wrote, highlighting the brazen nature of the crime. The incident served as a stark reminder that even in major global cities, travelers must remain vigilant.

Known for her hit songs like “Siren” and “Patake,” Sharma’s unfortunate experience has drawn sympathy and concern from her large online following, who are wishing for a swift resolution to her predicament.

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