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Jacqueline Fernandez and Manoj Bajpayee announce the premiere date of Mrs. Serial Killer

Jacqueline Fernandez will next be seen in Mrs. Serial Killer, a Netflix original, which is directed by Shirish Kunder. The film was announced last year, and now, it is all set to premiere on 1st May 2020.

Jacqueline took to Instagram to share a video in which she is talking to Manoj Bajpayee about the premiere of Mrs. Serial Killer. She captioned the video as, “Mrs. Serial Killer ❤️ May 1st on Netflix! Can’t wait for you guys to watch this! ❤️❤️ Super thrilled about this one! Mrs. Serial Killer premieres May 1, only on Netflix ??? P.S: Don’t forget the tuxedo @bajpayee.manoj.”


Mrs. Serial Killer also stars Mohit Raina. The film was supposed to be Jacqueline’s digital debut, but before Mrs. Serial Killer, Drive released on Netflix and became her digital debut.

Earlier while talking about Mrs. Serial Killer, the actress had stated, “It’s new territory for me. I am working on Mrs. Serial Killer for now and it is a digital platform; it is not something I am used to. I am used to Fridays and cinema halls, so this is a new and interesting space for me. The fact is that this seems to be the future as well and a new emerging platform for films.”

Talking about her other projects, Jacqueline has Attack in her kitty in which she will be seen alongside John Abraham and Rakul Preet Singh. The movie is slated to release on 14th August 2020, but due to the lockdown as the shooting has been stalled, the film might get postponed.

Reportedly, Jacqueline will also be seen in a Telugu film opposite Pawan Kalyan. It is said that it’s a period film and the actress will be seen playing the role of Aurangzeb’s sister in the movie.

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