From enjoying Natalie Portman’s master-class to meditation, Jacqueline Fernandez reveals what her quarantine life has been like

Actor Jacqueline Fernandez recently graced the cover of Grazia magazine. She looked radiant on the cover. During the conversation with the magazine, the actress spoke about what her quarantine life has been like.

Jacqueline Fernandez, who spent most of the time at Salman Khan’s Panvel farmhouse during the lockdown, utilized this time to attend a virtual acting master-class of Natalie Portman. "With additional time on our hands, it’s only human to engage in some mindless scrolling through social media. But, in light of the current environment, it’s become a very toxic and volatile space. I'm a strong believer in freedom of speech but there are several individuals who are misusing these platforms. I use social media to interact and communicate peacefully with fans, which I continue to do even today. But I’ve tapered down the time I spend on these sites. Instead, I've shifted my focus towards other applications — I’ve revisiting Pinterest, the app I enthusiastically used as a teenager, and which I now use to create mood-boards for my characters and films,” Jacqueline told Grazia how her focus has shifted from social media amid the quarantine.

“I’ve downloaded meditation apps, I listen to podcasts and I even joined Masterclass — I’ve tuned in everything from Natalie Portman’s acting workshop to learning about Sarah Blakely’s journey to launching Spanx. All these stories are incredibly inspiring and, most importantly, positive. Instead of constantly perusing through other people's lives on Instagram and Twitter, I find it more fulfilling to spend my time on applications that are constructive.”

On the work front, Jacqueline Fernandez will be starring in Kick 2 and Bhoot Police. The actress has also joined hands with Amanda Cerny for a podcast and is partnering with Action Against Hunger Foundation.