Jacqueline Fernandez OPENS Up On Being Called 'S*X BOMB' And Being COMPARED To Mallika Sherawat!' (Details Inside)

Jacqueline Fernandez, the renowned Bollywood actress admired for her dedication to fitness, celebrated her 38th birthday yesterday while exuding a youthful appearance that defies her age. Garnering a colossal social media fan base, with an impressive 67 million followers on Instagram, Jacqueline's presence on the platform had momentarily diminished in light of her connection to the Sukesh Chandrasekhar money laundering case.

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In a retrospective nod to the past, let's revisit the time when Jacqueline graced the screens in 'Murder 2' and candidly addressed comparisons with Mallika Sherawat, who was previously dubbed a 'sex bomb.' In a candid conversation, Jacqueline expressed her reservations about the parallels drawn between her role in 'Murder 2' and Mallika Sherawat's persona.

She emphasized the dissimilarity between the stories and questioned the rationale behind such comparisons. Despite this, Jacqueline harbored no personal grievances regarding the association and commended Mallika Sherawat's authenticity. Jacqueline stated, "Mallika Sherawat is someone who is so real and is unafraid to be herself. She speaks her mind and in an industry which is quite fake, she is someone who is completely different. She needs to be applauded for where she is today."

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Addressing another aspect, Jacqueline Fernandez also broke her silence on the 'sex bomb' label bestowed upon her within the Bollywood realm. Dismissing any intent to supplant Mallika Sherawat, she clarified, "I don’t want to replace her. I am not trying to be a sex bomb or the next sexy actress on the block. I am trying to be versatile and it will reflect in the movies I’m doing or will do in future." This statement underscores her aspiration for versatility and substance in her cinematic choices.