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Jacqueline Fernandez shares monochrome picture resting at home amid lockdown; Stay safe everyone
Back to spending time at home amid the coronavirus-induced lockdow, actress Jacqueline Fernandez has shared a stunning monochrome picture on Wednesday. The actress through her new Instagram post urged people to stay safe. In the image, Jacqueline is seen sitting on a chair dressed in an off-shoulder attire. The picture shows the Kick actress in a thigh-length jumpsuit and a messy bun.Â
Jacqueline captioned the post as Back to this.. stay safe everyone (and added a joined hands emoticon). Â
The actress has been quite active on social media and has been updating fans on her activities by posting pictures and videos. Recently, Jacqueline shared a photograph clicked by Ram Setu co-star Akshay Kumar, while announcing that she has started shooting for the film. The black-and-white close-up shot captures the actress in a classic look, with her head covered b
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Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez recently wrapped up the shooting for Bachchan Pandey in Jaisalmer. The film is an action-comedy, directed by Farhad Samji, best known for Housefull 4. Bachchan Pandey also stars Kriti Sanon and Akshay Kumar in a pivotal role. Now, as per the latest reports, Jacqueline was trained for a very unusual form of art. The star learned the art of tightrope walking which is also called funambulism. It is a skill of walking along a thin wire or rope.Â
The actress, who was in Jaisalmer for about three weeks, learned the art in about a week s time. A source close to the development revealed, It is a tough art to learn where one needs to have the correct body balance to walk on a rope which is tied at a height of almost 8-10 ft above the ground. Jacqueline learnt the art with ease, her excitement to learn the art made her journey of learning easy.
From Satya to Choked, the Journey of Anurag Kashyap
On all his movies, his process, newfound objectivity, and his first Netflix film. By Akhil Arora | Updated: 4 June 2020 15:20 IST
Photo Credit: Tejinder Singh/Netflix
Anurag Kashyap on the sets of Choked
Highlights
His collaborations with RGV ‘propelled his career’
Has found objectivity working with others’ scripts
“I like to work with people who have all the time,” Anurag Kashyap tells Gadgets 360 over the phone from his home, sheltering in place thanks to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. “Like in a movie like [the 2014 thriller] Ugly or [the Netflix series] Sacred Games, I like my actors to be with me. Even when we were making Choked, my actors were staying with me in the house.”