Jailed conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar has once again made headlines after writing an emotional letter to actor Jacqueline Fernandez, expressing his feelings on the occasion of his birthday. Known for sending multiple letters to the actor in the past, Sukesh reiterated his affection despite the ongoing legal controversies surrounding him.

An Emotional Message from Prison
In the latest letter, Sukesh conveyed a deep sense of longing, stating that his birthday felt incomplete without Jacqueline. He described missing her presence, voice, and the moments they once shared, adding that the day, which should have been celebratory, instead reminded him of her absence.

He also acknowledged the difficult phase in his life, admitting that his legal troubles have affected not only him but also Jacqueline. Expressing remorse, he apologised for the distress caused and said he carries a sense of guilt for dragging her into his struggles.

Grand Gesture in Paris
In a notable gesture, Sukesh claimed that he arranged for a symbolic “love lock” bearing their names to be placed on the Pont de Bir-Hakeim (Debilly footbridge area) in Paris. According to the letter, the key to the lock was thrown into the Seine River, symbolising an unbreakable bond.

He described the act as more meaningful than expensive gifts, stating that it represented enduring love despite distance and adversity.

Apology and Promise for the Future
The letter also included a heartfelt apology, with Sukesh asking Jacqueline to forgive him for the pain caused by his legal entanglements. He expressed hope that the truth would eventually prevail and that he would be able to reunite with her in the future.

Reaffirming his commitment, he wrote that his feelings remain unchanged and that he continues to wait for a time when they can be together again.

Silence from Jacqueline Fernandez
Jacqueline Fernandez has not publicly responded to any of Sukesh Chandrashekhar’s letters. The actor has consistently maintained distance from the controversy, even as her name has surfaced in connection with the ongoing case.