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News18
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
- News18
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.
Broadcast Pro
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Broadcast Pro
Red Sea International Film Festival opens submissions for fifth edition
During the early bird period, entries can be submitted free of charge, with standard submission fees beginning on July 7. Red Sea International Film Festival (Red Sea IFF) has opened submissions for the fifth edition. The festival is set to take place from 4–13 December 2025 in the vibrant historic district of Al Balad, Jeddah. The Red Sea International Film Festival (RedSeaIFF) has opened submissions for its fifth edition, which is set to take place from December 4 to 13, 2025, in the historic district of Al Balad, Jeddah. The festival invites filmmakers, producers and distributors from Saudi Arabia, the broader Arab world, Africa and Asia to submit their projects for consideration, with the final deadline set for August 17, 2025. An early bird submission window is available until July 7, 2025, offering participants the opportunity to apply at no cost. Submissions are now being accepted across several key sections of the festival, including the Red Sea: Competition and Red Sea: Shorts Competition, as well as the New Saudi/New Cinema section, which is dedicated to nurturing the next generation of Saudi filmmaking talent. Celebrating its fifth year, the Red Sea IFF continues to expand its influence and cultural significance, having already screened over 520 films from 85 countries and hosted more than 160 global premieres. With more than 130 Saudi films featured since its launch, the festival remains committed to showcasing homegrown narratives while promoting international cinematic dialogue. The selected films will be in contention for the Yusr Awards, including the coveted Golden Yusr for Best Feature Film, which carries a grand prize of $100,000. Other honours include awards for Best Director, the Jury Prize, and the Golden Yusr for Best Short Film. Shivani Pandya Malhotra, Managing Director of the Red Sea Film Foundation, said: 'This year, we take great pride in marking the fifth anniversary of the Red Sea International Film Festival – a journey through which the Festival has firmly established itself as a distinctive force within the cinematic landscape, both locally and internationally. Having showcased over 520 films from 85 countries, the Festival stands today as a vital platform for cultural exchange and compelling storytelling. As we open submissions for our fifth edition, we warmly invite filmmakers from Saudi Arabia, the Arab world, Africa, and Asia to present their work and contribute to this growing cinematic dialogue.' During the early bird submission period, projects can be submitted at no cost, with the regular price for submissions starting on July 7, with 100SAR (VAT inclusive) for shorts and 200SAR (VAT inclusive) for Features.
NDTV
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Cannes 2025: Jacqueline Fernandez's Star-Struck Moment With Jessica Alba
New Delhi: Jacqueline Fernandez met Jessical Alba at the Cannes Film Festival and she couldn't stop gushing about it. Jacqueline shared a few glamorous pictures of herself on her Instagram feed. In the pictures, Jacqueline is seen sharing the frame with Jessica Alba. Jacqueline looked gorgeous as ever in a red gown. "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! 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!!!" Jacqueline wrote. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jacqueline Fernandez (@jacquelienefernandez) Jacqueline was at the Women in Cinema gala hosted by the Red Sea Film Foundation at the Cannes Film Festival. The actor was one of the honorees at the Women in Cinema event as part of the Red Sea Film Foundation at Cannes this year. Hosted at the Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Cap d'Antibes, the Red Sea Film Festival celebrated the journey of seven women, making a mark in the world of cinema in front of and behind the camera. Jacqueline was joined by Saudi actor Elham Ali, Syrian filmmaker Gaya Jiji, Egyptian actor Amina Khalil, Zambian-Welsh director-screenwriter-actor Rungano Nyoni, Saudi artist and filmmaker Sarah Taibah and Thai actor Engfa Waraha.
Hindustan Times
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Jacqueline Fernandez gets starstruck meeting Jessica Alba at Cannes Film Festival: ‘This was a dream'
Actor Jacqueline Fernandez's trip to the Cannes Film Festival was an unforgettable experience. She rubbed shoulders with several international stars, including actor Jessica Alba. Jacqueline admits that she was left speechless by the encounter. Also read: Jacqueline Fernandez addresses stereotypes about women in Bollywood at Cannes: 'There is no more a shelf life' Jacqueline wore a red gown at the Women in Cinema gala hosted by the Red Sea Film Foundation at the Cannes Film Festival. The actor was one of the honorees at the Women in Cinema event as part of the Red Sea Film Foundation at Cannes this year. Jacqueline shared a nostalgic post on Instagram, reminiscing about her starstruck moments at the Cannes Film Festival, where she got to meet and interact with some of her international idols. She also met Juliette Binoche at the gala. '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! 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,' she wrote. A post shared by Jacqueline Fernandez (@jacquelienefernandez) The actor also shared several moments from the Cannes Film Festival, including a happy picture with actor Jessica Alba. Jacqueline added, 'I left feeling inspired and wanting to grow more.. explore more… thank you @redseafilm for honouring me alongside such amazingly beautiful women (heart emojis) still so speechless.' Hosted at the Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Cap d'Antibes, the Red Sea Film Festival celebrated the careers of seven women, in front of and behind the camera, making waves in cinema. Jacqueline was joined by Saudi actor Elham Ali, Syrian filmmaker Gaya Jiji, Egyptian actor Amina Khalil, Zambian-Welsh director-screenwriter-actor Rungano Nyoni, Saudi artist and filmmaker Sarah Taibah and Thai actor Engfa Waraha. For the special evening, Jacqueline opted for a red velvet corset gown by Nicole + Felicia, designer sister duo Nicole and Felicia Chang. Come June and Jacqueline will be back on the big screen with Housefull 5. The fifth instalment of the franchise is a star-studded affair. Helmed by Tarun Mansukhani and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala, Housefull 5 stars Akshay Kumar, Abhishek Bachchan, Riteish Deshmukh, Sonam Bajwa, Nargis Fakhri, Sanjay Dutt, Jackie Shroff, Nana Patekar, Chitrangada Singh, Fardeen Khan, Chunky Pandey, Johnny Lever, Shreyas Talpade, Dino Morea, Ranjeet, Soundarya Sharma, Nikitin Dheer, and Akashdeep Sabir. It is slated to be released in June.
News18
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Jacqueline Meets Jessica Alba, Juliette Binoche At Cannes 2025, Says She's 'Speechless'
Last Updated: 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. Jacqueline Fernandez was a vision in red as she walked into the Women in Cinema gala hosted by the Red Sea Film Foundation at Cannes 2025. And it wasn't just her look that stole the spotlight, her star-struck reaction to meeting Hollywood icons Jessica Alba and Juliette Binoche is now winning hearts online. The actress, who was among seven women honoured at the gala, took to Instagram to share snippets from the unforgettable night. 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 professional front, Jacqueline was last seen in the action thriller Hai Junoon opposite Neil Nitin Mukesh. The show premiered on JioHotstar earlier this year and received mixed reviews. It also featured Priyank Sharma, Bhavin Bhanushali, and Sumedh Mudgalkar. Earlier in 2025, Jacqueline played a pivotal role in Sonu Sood's film Fateh. First Published:
