It made me realize life is too short: Jacqueline on pandemic

The fright of persistent spread of novel coronavirus has taught an important lesson to the Sri Lankan beauty queen Jacqueline Fernandez. Besides valuing each day, it's also important to appreciate mother earth and be grateful for what we have.

Mumbai: Actor Jacqueline Fernandez has shared that the COVID-19 pandemic taught her the importance of life and that each day needs to be valued.

"This pandemic has helped me realise that life is too short. We need to value each day to the fullest and make the most of each day we are living," Jacqueline told IANS.

She added that mother earth should be appreciated.

"Additionally, we as humans need to appreciate our existence first in order to appreciate our mother earth. We have to be grateful for what we have, and do as much as we can to give back to our planet," the actor said.

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On the work front, Jacqueline recently made her digital debut in the web series Mrs Serial Killer and launched an online dance competition, "Home Dancer" on Disney+ Hotstar.

She was also seen in superstar Salman Khan's song Tere bina. The number currently has 35,781,001 views on YouTube.

She will next be seen in Attack, an action flick starring John Abraham.

From IANS inputs.