Welcome to the Jungle released today with a star studded ensemble featuring Akshay Kumar, Suniel Shetty, Paresh Rawal, Arshad Warsi, Tusshar Kapoor, Shreyas Talpade, Rajpal Yadav, Johnny Lever, Disha Patani, Jacqueline Fernandez and many more. As audiences flocked to theatres, social media was quick to light up with reactions, with Jacqueline Fernandez’s portrayal of Jenny emerging as one of the most talked about highlights of the film.

Fans praised Jacqueline for bringing charm, comedy and warmth to the character, with several posts calling Jenny one of the most lovable characters in the film. One fan wrote, “Jenny is officially my favorite character from #WelcomeToTheJungle ❤️ Jacqueline made her so lovable and entertaining throughout the film.

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WelcomeToTheJungleReview.” Another shared, “In such a huge ensemble cast, Jacqueline still managed to shine. That’s her. #WelcomeToTheJungleReview.” Several viewers also compared her comic energy to Tees Maar Khan, writing, “Tees Maar Khan fans are gonna love Jacqueline in this 😂 She brings that same crazy fun energy to Jenny.

The audience also showered love on Jacqueline’s chemistry with Akshay Kumar and her camaraderie with Disha Patani. One tweet read, “Bhai Jacqueline and Akshay scenes were GOLD 😂❤️ Give me another film with this duo immediately. #WelcomeToTheJungle.” Another fan highlighted the film’s climax, writing, “Ucha Lamba climax sequence had me smiling throughout 😍 Akshay, Jacqueline and Disha were such a fun trio. #WelcomeToTheJungleReview.”

Fans also adored the bond between the leading ladies, with one post reading, “Disha and Jacqueline together on screen = double dose of cuteness 😍💕 #WelcomeToTheJungleReview.” Summing up the audience sentiment, another viewer wrote, “My MVPs of the film: Akshay Kumar, Jacqueline Fernandez, Suniel Shetty and Rajpal Yadav 🔥 What a fun ride. #WelcomeToTheJungleReview.”

There are two ways to look at Ahmed Khan’s new film Welcome To The Jungle. It’s the third film in the Welcome franchise. We get glimpses of Anil Kapoor and Nana Patekar’s hysterical and historic characters that are etched in the vitality of pop culture. The second way is the endless possibilities the ensemble of 32 actors can offer. There are more surprises in store and in the story once you see this madness unfold on celluloid. We get memories of Mahabharata and Phir Hera Pheri and even Jolly LLB.