Jacqueline Fernandez shares a special video for her Instagram followers

New Delhi: Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez on Monday took to Instagram to thank her followers.

 In order to celebrate her 22.4 Million Instagram followers, Jacqueline shared a video where she is seen practising a dance form. She thanked all her fans for their constant love and support.

The actress took to her Instagram handle and wrote, 'This is for the 22.4 million of you right here with me.. It’s been a while since I celebrated you and what you mean to me. You have been with me through the good and the bad and you’ve stuck around through it all. That makes you FAMILY. I hope I’m always there to make you smile and give you hope whenever you need it.. here’s to making our family one of ‘respect’ and ‘loyalty’ and growing till we reach the stars ⭐️ love always, Jacqueline Fernandez"

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This is for the 22.4 million of you right here with me.. It’s been a while since I celebrated you and what you mean to me. You have been with me through the good and the bad and you’ve stuck around through it all. That makes you FAMILY. I hope I’m always there to make you smile and give you hope whenever you need it.. here’s to making our family one of ‘respect’ and ‘loyalty’ and growing till we reach the stars ⭐️ love always, Jacqueline Fernandez

A post shared by Jacqueline Fernandez (@jacquelinef143) on Oct 27, 2018 at 10:09pm PDT

Last seen in multi-starrer 'Race 3', Jacqueline is currently preparing for her next film 'Drive' opposite Sushant Singh Rajput. This action-drama which was slated to release in September will also see Sapna Pabbi and Vikramjeet Virk in the lead roles.

The actress recently spoke about the ongoing MeToo movement and stated that sexual exploitation is not an industry-specific issue as predators are everywhere, sometimes in our own household. "It's very important that we remember that gender dialogue is a conversation that has been long overdue. Let's not limit it to our industry. It's a dialogue that has long been overdue in our society as well. She said the issue is not entirely about sex but about a power struggle.

"It's about people taking entitlement. We really have to stick to the issue and be serious about it if we want a solution and if we want to have a safe workplace for everyone and for the society," she added.