Jacqueline Fernandez to play tour guide to Justin Bieber

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Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez is to take Grammy Award winner and global pop sensation Justin Bieber on a tour around Mumbai during his scheduled trip to India in May, Indian media reported.

The actress with Sri Lankan roots plans to “give him a taste of all things desi” as his tour guide. Bieber will be performing at the DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai on May 10 as part of his "Purpose World Tour."

Jacqueline intends to take Bieber to the Gateway of India, Iskon Temple, Colaba Causeway and also on auto ride through the streets of Bandra apart from a tour of Film City.

“I am a huge fan of Bieber and I already have quite a few things I’ve thought of that would make his visit multi-dimensional. While he’s in India I’d love to take him around and give him a taste of all things desi and be his tour guide,” Jacqueline said in a statement.

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