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It appears that more and more Bollywood actors are opting to give important family occasions a miss in order to fulfill their professional commitments. Buzz is that Jacqueline Fernandez, who celebrates her birthday today, will be busy shooting for her upcoming thriller.
A friend of the actress says, “Jacqueline has been working round-the-clock and even on her birthday she has no respite. She has to keep shooting for her film for a few more days.
The actress has been filming high-voltage action scenes that leave her drained of all her energy by the end of the day. In fact, thanks to her schedule, she will also be unable to attend the Independence Day parade organised by the US-based Indians in New York.”
Apparently, another reason why Jackie could be giving her birthday celebrations a miss is because of the ill-health of former Maharashtra Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh.
The actress’ alleged flame Sajid Khan is said to be very close to Deshmukh’s son Riteish. Naturally, Jacqueline could be in favour of going slow on her celebrations.
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