• On Friday, Karan Johar shared an advertisement with Jacqueline Fernandez.
• Upon sharing the ad on Instagram, the director remarked, “Can’t take my eyes off this new Pepsi Black ad.”
• It’s interesting to note that Jacqueline’s appearance and the setting of the campaign are recreations of a Pepsi advertisement from 1992

On Friday, Karan Johar shared an advertisement with Jacqueline Fernandez. Upon sharing the ad on Instagram, the director remarked, “Can’t take my eyes off this new Pepsi Black ad.” In the retro-inspired video, Jacqueline can be seen riding a bike to a remote gas station and arriving in style. It’s interesting to note that Jacqueline’s appearance and the setting of the campaign are recreations of a Pepsi advertisement from 1992. Starring former supermodel Cindy Crawford.

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Jacqueline and Cindy are shown grabbing a quick drink at a gas station in both advertisements. They can be seen wearing a white tank top and denim shorts. Two lads are seen filling up their car in the one-minute clip Karan Johar posted, while a woman on a bike stops at the gas station in the middle of nowhere. It becomes clear who the woman is as she parks her bike and takes off her helmet. She then moves over to a vending machine and grabs a can of Pepsi Black.

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The boys seem astounded, but the video leaves you wondering whether they are mesmerised by Jacqueline’s presence or by the new Pepsi Black can. It is eventually shown that the boys were captivated by the new beverage throughout this entire time. On the video Karan published, many people commented. Many others commented with the word “lovely,” while others added heart and fire emojis. Her appearance perplexed some people, who claimed they mistook her for actor Ananya Panday when they saw the advertisement. Another supporter added “Jacqueline Crawford.”