
Sukesh Chandrashekar 'Can't Wait To Hold' Jacqueline, Promises Flats Worth Rs 1 Crore To 10 Fans
Alleged conman Sukesh Chandrashekar has written yet another letter to Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez from jail. In his latest declaration of love, Sukesh wrote to his 'baby girl", Jacqueline, that her new song, Dum Dum, is reminiscent of their 'love story". He thanked Jacqueline for continuously choosing projects which highlight their 'love", and in a bid to make her song a success, Sukesh has urged the actress's fans to indulge in a special task.
In the new letter, exclusively obtained by News18 Showsha, Sukesh wrote, 'Even, being in the worst place in the world, my only strength, that has kept me going is 'you'….. There are many reasons when I define 'You', that's a long list, but that list's top 1 reason is 'you' never failing, surprising me and stealing my heart over and over again."
Sukesh then mentioned the Dum Dum song and wrote, 'Knowingly, unknowingly, once again every line and the visual of the song 'Dum Dum' relates to 'Us', our love, and our current situation indirectly. Especially the line 'Tere Bina Nikle Hai Dum Dum', 'Saansen Hai Seene Mein Kam Kam', this so means us baby, our current situation vibe."
Sukesh mentioned that while Jacqueline has no dearth of projects, she 'specifically" chooses to sign songs which 'indirectly relate" to their 'love story". Sukesh said that this 'speaks words a zillion times, the love you have for me". He added, 'As usual, the world shall call me crazy for this, but a section of the world that knows the meaning of love will understand and agree. Rest, I don't care."
To prove his love for the actress, Sukesh is organising a lucky draw for her fans. Sukesh has urged the actress's fans to make Dum Dum the most viewed song of 2025. In 90 days from now, a lucky draw will be conducted in which 10 fans stand a chance to win fully-furnished 2 BHK apartments worth Rs 1 crore in any Indian city of their choosing.
The alleged conman wrote, 'All you guys have to do is to make sure 'Dum Dum' song is a blockbuster and the most watched song in the next 90 Days. Ask all your friends and family to watch and comment Dum Dum on its official channel or Jackie's Page. Even Reels posted on Jackie's Insta page on Dum Dum will be counted/entitled for this Lucky Draw."
Sukesh then mentioned how he longs to see Jacqueline upon his release from jail. 'Baby, you are my queen, the most beautiful woman in the world. I would do anything to make you feel happy, you know that. Can't wait to hold you in my arms. Just like in the song, your king is coming for you, I am coming to win my love back… Hardly a matter of a few more days," he wrote.
He mentioned that he is counting the days till Jacqueline's birthday and cannot wait to see her. Sukesh wrote that he cannot live a second without Jacqueline, and he loves her like crazy. Sukesh Chandrashekhar, who is currently lodged in Delhi's Mandoli jail in connection with the Rs 200 crore extortion case, was rumoured to be in a relationship with Jacqueline. While the actress has repeatedly denied any kind of romantic relationship with Sukesh, she is an accused in the case and has also been questioned by the Enforcement Directorate multiple times.
In February 2024, Jacqueline Fernandes also accused Sukesh of using the media as a tool to defame her image. She had also alleged harassment by him and had asked the court to file a case against him. However, the actress withdrew her plea later.
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July 25, 2025, 16:16 IST
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