Sonu Sood hails ‘Fateh’ co-star Jacqueline Fernandez as “a good soul”
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Sukesh Chandrashekhar, the infamous conman embroiled in a ₹200-crore extortion case, has made headlines again—not for his legal troubles, but for a New Year letter addressed to Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez.
Written from Delhi’s Mandoli jail, the letter brims with bold declarations of love, promises of redemption, and a vision for a future together.
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In the letter, Sukesh addressed Jacqueline as his “baby girl” and expressed his obsession with her, claiming she would find it endearing. He vowed that 2025 would be their year, promising to prove the authenticity of their bond, which he described as misunderstood and unfairly criticized.
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Sukesh also hinted at grand surprises that would “paint the world red” with their love, assuring Jacqueline that he would make her proud.
The letter further referenced Jacqueline’s recent promotional look for the film ‘Fateh’. Sukesh complimented her traditional attire, calling her his “real Barbie Doll” and describing the photoshoot as “dope.”
He apologized for the challenges she faced due to their association and pledged to start afresh, calling their love story one for the ages.
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For those unfamiliar with the saga, Sukesh Chandrashekhar is a central figure in a high-profile extortion case. His alleged relationship with Jacqueline Fernandez has been the subject of much speculation.
While Jacqueline has denied any romantic involvement, she has been named as an accused in the case and questioned multiple times by the Enforcement Directorate.
Earlier in 2024, Jacqueline accused Sukesh of using the media to malign her reputation and sought legal action against him, alleging harassment. However, she later withdrew her plea.
In his letter, Sukesh also claimed that 2025 would “heal” the negativity surrounding them, asserting that the so-called crime stories were false and that their love was the only truth.
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