Jacqueline Fernandez Calls Sri Lanka Crisis Heartbreaking, Says My People Need Empathy And Support
Sri Lankan-origin Bollywood actor Jacqueline Fernandez recently took to her social media handles to spread awareness about the situation in her country and appealed fans for support.
India's
neighbouring
country
Sri
Lanka
is
currently
facing
the
worst
economic
crisis
since
its
independence.
Sri
Lankan-origin
Bollywood
actor
Jacqueline
Fernandez
recently
took
to
her
social
media
handles
to
spread
awareness
about
the
situation
in
her
country
and
appealed
fans
for
support.
The
actress
in
the
post
said
that
she
is
heartbroken
by
what
her
countrymen
are
going
through.
She
wrote,
"As
a
Srilankan,
it
is
heartbreaking
to
see
what
my
country
and
countrymen
are
going
through.
I
have
been
flooded
with
a
lot
of
opinions
since
this
began
from
around
the
world.
I
would
say,
do
not
be
too
quick
to
pass
a
judgement
and
vilify
any
group
based
on
what
is
shown."
She
continued,
"The
world
and
my
people
do
not
need
another
judgement,
they
need
empathy
and
support." She
asked
fans
to
pray
for
the
strength
and
well-being
of
her
country
and
her
countrymen
hoping
it
will
bring
them
closer
and
help
them
grasp
the
economic
situation.
In
a
message
to
everyone
back
in
her
homeland,
the
actress
added
that
she
is
hoping
the
situation
comes
to
an
end
soon
with
a
peaceful
time
that
will
benefit
everyone.
She
concluded
by
saying
she
is
praying
for
immense
strength,
"Peace
to
all!"
According
to
reports,
the
country
has
a
severe
shortage
of
foreign
currency,
leaving
the
present
government
handicapped
and
unable
to
pay
for
essential
imports
such
as
fuel.
The
people
in
the
country
have
been
experiencing
power
cuts
that
have
been
lasting
for
13
hours
straight,
and
recently,
the
government
banned
all
social
media
platforms
in
the
country
including
Facebook,
Twitter,
Instagram
and
more.
On
the
work
front,
the
actress
was
recently
seen
in
the
John
Abraham
film
titled
Attack.
She
was
seen
playing
Ayesha,
John's
love
interest
who
dies
in
a
terrorist
attack
at
the
airport.
The
film
released
earlier
this
month
has
received
mixed
reviews
from
fans
and
critics.