Jacqueline Fernandez's British film 'Definition of Fear' showcased in 4th DIFF

New Delhi: Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez is starring as a lead in British filmmaker James Simpson's upcoming horror thriller 'Definition of Fear.' The movie was showcased for the first time at the opening of the fourth edition of the Delhi International Film Festival.

Talking about her character in the movie, Jacqueline told ANI, "I was enticed with the movie to know what my definition of fear is. I play the character of a girl who is doing her thesis on understanding the term 'fear'. She takes her friends to a place and plays with their fears to secretly records their reactions. I was very thrilled with the concept and was excited to do the film. It was really amazing to work with an entire team of unknown people and to know the workings of directors in other film industry out of Bollywood."

The actress further said that she has never seen a Bollywood horror flick, but is open to explore the opportunity.

However, while revealing her definition of fear, the actress recalls her first visit to India.

The 30-year-old beauty told ANI, "Actually coming to India for the first time was little bit scary for me because I pretty much didn't know anyone here and I had no clue how things will work out for me. So, landing in Mumbai one fine day in the middle of the night, taking a cab to Colaba and thinking all way through if I would make it to Colaba alive, well, it was pretty much scary. However, thankfully everything worked out but I still remember being so scared. So, yeah that was my 'Definition of Fear.'"

Jacqueline will next be seen in Rohit Dhawan's 'Dishoom' opposite Varun Dhawan and John Abraham, Remo D'Souza's 'Flying Jat' opposite Tiger Shroff and Sajid Khan's 'Housefull 3.