Jacqueline Fernandez plays a cop in her Hollywood debut

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Updated At : 01:43 PM May 19, 2021 IST

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Jacqueline Fernandez will be making her Hollywood debut with an anthology, titled Women’s Stories. The anthology consists of six stories, directed by six female directors from across the globe and features an all-female star cast. Jaqueline will be starring in Leena Yadav’s directorial Sharing A Ride, alongside transgender model Anjali Lama.

Reportedly, Jacqueline who had wrapped the project in October last year plays the characters of a cop in the film.

Key portions of the film were shot in Mumbai. Reports also state that the film was shot much before Jacqueline started shooting for Bhoot Police.

Meanwhile, Jacqueline will be seen in Attack with John Abraham, a comedy of errors titled Cirkus with Ranveer Singh.

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