When Jacqueline Fernandez was trolled for her accent and looks!

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Updated At : 03:11 PM Sep 18, 2021 IST

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Jacqueline Fernandez was the latest guest on Arjun Kapoor’s social media chat session titled Bak Bak With Baba. The actress opened up on trolls. Arjun asked Jacqueline, “The meanest thing that you have read about yourself on social media?” She replied, “There are a lot of mean things. It’s ok, we all get it. I read things about myself how terrible I sound, how terrible my accent is and how I speak Hindi, bad criticism on how I look.”

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