Watch song 'Dum Dum', win a 1 Cr worth flat? Sukesh’s latest promise to lover Jacqueline’s fans is wild!

In yet another dramatic turn in the Jacqueline Fernandez-Sukesh Chandrashekhar saga, the jailed conman has penned a fresh love-filled letter from behind bars, singing praises of Jacqueline's latest music release Dum Dum. And this time, he's backing up his feelings with an extravagant offer, a nationwide lucky draw with 10 fully furnished 2 BHK flats, each worth Rs 1 crore!

Yes, you read that right. Sukesh's new letter is nothing short of a cinematic love declaration. He refers to Jacqueline as his "baby girl" and "queen" while expressing how Dum Dum reminds him of their "shared love story." According to him, the lyrics "Tere Bina Nikle Hai Dum Dum" and "Saansen Hai Seene Mein Kam Kam" echo the pain of their separation and the longing he feels from jail.

But it's not just emotions he's pouring out, Sukesh has announced a grand offer for Jacqueline's fans. To ensure Dum Dum becomes the most-watched song of 2025, he's promising 10 lucky winners a 2 BHK apartment in any city of their choice across India. The selection will happen via a lucky draw 90 days from now, and entries include views and comments on the song via Jacqueline's official pages and reels.

"Even in the worst place in the world, my only hope is you," he wrote, once again declaring Jacqueline to be his strength and inspiration while he remains in prison. His letter also hints at her upcoming birthday and his hope of reuniting with her, saying, "Just like in the song, your king is coming for you. I am coming to win my love back."

Their rollercoaster equation has made headlines before, from Sukesh showering Jacqueline with lavish gifts and romantic messages to the actress accusing him of harassment in 2024. Though she later withdrew the complaint, their bond has remained complex and controversial.

Whether Sukesh's latest grand gesture is another manipulation or an act of true love remains up for debate, but one thing is clear, this real-life drama continues to blur the lines between love, obsession, and spectacle.