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Photos: Jacqueline Fernandez looks alluring as she enjoys hot spring shower in Mount Batur
Jacqueline Fernandez is having a good vacation at Mount Batur.
Jacqueline Fernandez is currently enjoying her holidays at Mount Batur. The actress is enjoying trekking and is sharing some exciting photos on her Instagram page.
After trekking on Mt Batur, Jacqueline enjoyed a good bath in the hot spring at Mt Batur. She shared some pictures today and oh my! she looks sexy as she enjoys in the water.
The actress even enjoyed a cup of tea while she was trekking. She shared lovely pictures with her father and captioned, 'My superhero Dad trekked up Mt Batur volcano with us!! what an end to a year.. thank you 2017 for keeping us all alive and well.. 2018 we are so ready for you!!'.
Check out the pictures below:
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Meanwhile, Jacqueline is busy with the shoot of Race 3 which is being helmed by Remo D'Souza and also stars Salman Khan, Anil Kapoor, Bobby Deol, Saqib Saleem and Daisy Shah.
As per reports in a leading daily, Jacqueline has started getting trained in mixed martial arts (MMA) for the film. When Jacqueline was asked about it, she had said, "I believe learning something new for my roles not only helps me add value to the character I am playing but also adds another dimension to my personality as it is something that stays with me forever."
The actress will also be seen in Tarun Mansukhani's Drive opposite Sushant Singh Rajput.
Besides Race 3 and Drive, Jacqueline is set to collaborate with filmmaker Ribhu Dasgupta in the Hindi adaptation of the 2015 book, The Girl on the Train. The novel is written by British author Paula Hawkins and is a psychological thriller.
The actress stated to a leading daily, "I am not going to do a female-oriented film just for the sake of it. I really loved the book but I must say that I didn’t like the film as much (laughs)."
Talking more about the movie, Jacqueline said, "I am very excited about the film because the character is flawed and has so many different dimensions. So I am really looking forward to playing her."
