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Jacqueline itches for a negative role
She may be best known for her glamourous and girl-next-door roles but actress Jacqueline Fernandez says she now wants to try her hands at playing the villain in films.
She may be best known for her glamourous and girl-next-door roles but actress Jacqueline Fernandez says she now wants to try her hands at playing the villain in films.
The 31-year-old ‘Dishoom’ star feels it is time to try something new. "I would love to play a villain because this year also my roles have been very glamorous or very girl-next-door. I feel now I want to get into more villain kind of roles," Jacqueline said.
When asked about her favourite genre of cinema, the Sri Lankan beauty, who will be next seen in superhero action film ‘A Flying Jatt’, says she enjoys fantasy the most. "I love fantasy and anything to do with superhero or fairy tales or even magic, I just love that." Directed by Remo D'Souza, ‘A Flying Jatt’ will see Tiger Shroff in the role of a desi superhero and will hit theatres on August 25.
