August 06, 2026 11:53 am (IST)
Jacqueline plays double role in 'Roy'
Mumbai, Jan 6 (IBNS): For the first time ever, actress Jacqueline Fernandez will be seen in a double role in her upcoming film, 'Roy'.
The actress plays the vivacious Ayesha and serene Tia as she romances the two stars of Bollywood Arjun Rampal and Ranbir Kapoor, respectively.
Her character, Ayesha sports a bohemian look in the film for which Jacqueline has also designed one of the accessories, a string of chains she wears with her shorts in Sooraj Dooba Hai.
For her character, the actress has inked herself with three different tattoos- ‘love’ on her finger, a ‘key’ on her neck and a ‘third-eye’ on the back of her neck.
In the recently launched song from ‘Roy’, Ayesha is seen wearing earrings which include white feathers and gold metal perfectly matching with her attire. What’s to note is that the character always pairs one long earring with one stud. She also adorns delicate trendy gold jewellery on her hands along with intricate rings which are also accompanied with huge chunky bangles. Looking chic in various nerdy glasses and a slightly messy look, Jacqueline is every bit of the lively Ayesha she plays in the film.
Part of her attire in the song is a beautiful white choker flower necklace, heavy oxidized chains, loose bright T-shirts with her hair pulled back and minimal make up.
The actress who won the Style Icon Award at the Stardust Awards recently has always been complimented for her style. Her constant fashionable appearances have made heads turn and her trendy style in ‘Roy’ has left the audience asking for more.
‘Roy’ is the story of a thief played by Ranbir Kapoor alongside actors Arjun Rampal who portrays a confident yet brazen director and Jacqueline Fernandez, a coy romantic girl. Produced by Divya Khosla Kumar, Bhushan Kumar and Krishan Kumar, ‘Roy’ has been directed by Vikramjit Singh. The film is set to release next year.
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