Jacqueline Fernandez Slays Flash Trend

Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez is once again in the spotlight, this time for her stylish Instagram post that is catching attention online. The picture shared by photographer Raffaella Fernando shows Jacqueline posing confidently in a trendy dress. The caption reads, “Keeping up with the trends… and making it mine!”

In the post, Raffaella Fernando also mentioned the creative team behind the shoot. Jacqueline Fernandez is credited in the post, while Raffaella Fernando handled photography. The styling was done by Namita Alexander, and hair and makeup were managed by Shaanmu. Post-production work was completed by Dilsh Retoucher. The caption further describes Jacqueline Fernandez’s association with Bollywood photography and luxury brand Louis Vuitton linking the shoot to movie promotions.

At the same time, Jacqueline Fernandez is also making news for her recent television appearance. She will be seen as a guest on the quiz show “Wheel of Fortune,” hosted by Akshay Kumar. A promo from the episode has already created buzz, mainly because Jacqueline shared a surprising incident from her past.

During the show, Akshay Kumar asked her if she had ever faced anything uncomfortable in the industry. Jacqueline laughed and said yes, before revealing a story from the sets of the film “Housefull.” She explained that during the shooting of the song “Dhanno,” Akshay played a prank on her that left her very scared.

Jacqueline said that there was heavy security on the set, and she thought police had arrived. Later, Akshay told her that the police were there because of something she had done wrong and that she might be taken to the station after the shoot. Hearing this, she became very nervous and confused, as she did not understand what mistake she had made.

She shared that she stayed worried throughout the shoot of the song, thinking about the situation. Later, it turned out to be just a prank. Akshay Kumar apologised on the show and said that jokes and pranks should be done carefully only when they do not hurt anyone.