Song Applause from the film Tell It Like a Woman got Oscar nomination, Jacqueline expressed happiness

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Mumbai | On the one hand, where ‘Naatu Naatu’ got nominated in the Oscar nominations, on the other hand, the song ‘Applause’ from the film ‘Tell It Like a Woman’ is also competing globally in the Best Original Song category. Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez, who was seen in the lead role in the film ‘Tell It Like a Woman’, expressed happiness over the song’s nomination.

“Applause” is written by 13 Oscar nominations singer Diane Warren and conveys a message of strength and empowerment.

Excited about the Oscar nominations, Jacqueline said, “I’m so proud of the entire ‘Tell It Like a Woman’ team, and especially Diane and Sophia, who created the amazing music for ‘Applause’.” The whole experience of doing this film was nothing short of magical for me.

She added, “It is so special to be associated with this Oscar nomination, I cannot express it as it is so overwhelming and I wish the entire team all the best for the Academy Awards!

‘Tell It Like a Woman’ is a compilation of films made by eight women directors from around the world. Besides Jacqueline Fernandez, the film stars Margherita Bye, Eva Longoria, Cara Delevingne, Anne Watanabe, Jennifer Hudson, Marcia Gay Harden among others.

While sharing the nomination list, the actress wrote in the caption, ‘Abhi bereh words’. Congratulations to Diane Warren and Sofia Carson on their Oscar nominations for ‘Applause’. You are making all of us proud! It was an honor to be associated with this beautiful. It was an honor to collaborate with such a respected cast on this beautiful film ‘Tell It Like a Woman’! Also congrats to team ‘RRR’ for ‘Naatu Naatu’!!! My best wishes and love to the entire team and all the nominations.

Apart from ‘Natu Natu’ and ‘Applause’, other songs that have been nominated include ‘This is a Life’ (EEAAO), ‘Hold My Hand’ (Top Gun: Maverick) and ‘Lift Me Up’ (Black Panther). : Wakanda Forever).(IANS)

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