Jacqueline: 'Murder 2' isn't graphic porn

Joginder Tuteja, Glamsham Editorial

The heat is on for MURDER two. Well, literally. The a lot of anticipated sequel of the Emraan Hashmi-Mallika Sherawat has been creating news for its sexual quotient, most so even before the primary look of the Mohit Suri directed film is however to be out, there are already talks of the Bhatt franchise to be not simply stunning in content however additionally going succeeding level when it involves express scenes involving Emraan and Jacqueline Fernandes a.k.a. Jackie.

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"Speculations started rising even any on when it absolutely was hinted that MURDER two incorporates a pornography part to its storyline. Though it's to be seen how so much do the manufacturers go in bringing express scenes on screen, one will expect them to be notches higher when put next to Bhatts' earlier films with sex as a serious part - MURDER and JISM. Moreover, since Jackie plays a pin-up lady within the film, one is absolute to be curious to envision out what is within the offing," a supply hints.

There was additionally a buzz within the air that MURDER two would be exploring the underbelly of pornography trade. But Jackie denies pornography forming the idea of the film.

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"What you see on the screen is certainly not graphic", says Jackie when an extended pause, "The solely slight part that you simply would see in MURDER two around these lines is me being a pin up lady however that is regarding it."

Ask her if this is able to mean that Jackie has gone holds no bar when it involves exposing for screen and also the ex-Miss Sri Lankan says, "The character I play is also a pin-up model however she isn't low cost. She is somebody who is successful in her own approach in no matter she will. She isn't crass though; she is doing employment that's paying her well."

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On a parting note, Jackie adds, "If you're expecting a holds-no-bar nudity then that is not the case. It might be stunning nevertheless."