Conman Sukesh to Invest $135 Million in Hollywood Studio for Jacqueline Fernandez

Conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar, currently imprisoned for allegedly extorting Rs 200 crore from an industrialist, has reportedly sent a handwritten letter to Donald Trump, congratulating him on his victory in the U.S. Presidential election.

Sukesh, who claims a romantic relationship with Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez, also revealed plans to dedicate a $135 million (₹1130 crore) investment in a Los Angeles studio to her.

Sukesh, first arrested in 2015 for a multi-crore fraud, is currently lodhed in in Mandoli Jail.

Referring Trimp as "big bro", the conman said, "I remember our last meeting a decade ago, when you advised me, 'Accept the world the way it is or see it the way you want it to be.' Those words resonate with me again today. Love you, Bro, for motivating me and not judging me."

The letter outlines Sukesh's U.S. business ambitions, with his companies LS Holdings and LS Gaming LLC planning a $500 million (₹4200 crore) expansion over the next two years.

Sukesh also mentions Jacqueline, referring to Trump's advice to "treat women with dignity and make her feel special." He writes, "In line with that advice, LS Holdings is investing $135 million in a Los Angeles studio for my lady love, Jacqueline, to make her feel special."

During the Enforcement Directorate's ongoing investigation, Jacqueline's association with him came to light, with leaked photos hinting at a close relationship. Sukesh claims they are romantically involved, while Jacqueline contends she was misled by him and now feels threatened by his actions.