Jacqueline Fernandez All Set to Dazzle at Miss World 2025 Grand Finale In Hyderabad
This event, marking India's third time hosting the prestigious pageant, unites 108 contestants from around the world in a dazzling celebration of beauty, purpose, and culture. Over the past month, contestants have immersed themselves in India's rich traditions, explored the sights of Telangana, and engaged in the 'Beauty With A Purpose' initiatives central to the Miss World mission.
Adding Bollywood flair to the evening, Jacqueline Fernandez will take the stage with performances that promise to elevate the night's energy. Her segment is one of the most eagerly awaited parts of the evening, with her dynamic presence expected to bring a vibrant touch to the ceremony. Co-hosted by Miss World 2016 Stephanie Del Valle and Indian presenter Sachiin Kumbhar, the finale will also feature many celebrities.
Jacqueline Fernandez At Cannes
Jacqueline looked stunning in red as she attended the Women in Cinema gala, hosted by the Red Sea Film Foundation at Cannes 2025. It wasn't just her appearance that grabbed attention; her star-struck reaction to meeting Hollywood icons Jessica Alba and Juliette Binoche charmed her fans.
The actress, one of seven women honored at the gala, shared snippets from the unforgettable night on Instagram. Alongside photos and videos of her posing with Jessica Alba and other honourees, Jacqueline wrote, 'This was a dream, meeting all my idols and being part of such a meaningful event. All thanks to @redseafilm this was possible for me! (sic)."
In a follow-up post, Jacqueline elaborated on how the event left a lasting impact on her. 'As an honouree I had the opportunity to meet the most fantastic women in cinema from around the world and discuss the possibilities that lay ahead of us, all of us sharing a similar passion to be impactful storytellers in our own unique way! I left feeling inspired and wanting to grow more.. explore more… thank you @redseafilm for honouring me alongside such amazingly beautiful women still so speechless!!! (sic)," she shared.
Jacqueline has been vocal about her passion for storytelling and empowering women in cinema. In a previous Instagram post, she expressed what this recognition meant to her. 'Women supporting women and empowering each other in our film industry is what I truly believe in (sic)," she wrote, reiterating her support for female-led narratives.
On the work front, Jacqueline Fernandez was last seen in the action thriller, Hai Junoon opposite Neil Nitin Mukesh. She will be next seen in Housefull 5.
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