'So daring!' Pakaian seksi Jasmine Suraya buat netizen rasa kurang senang

PELAKON Jasmine Suraya, 29, berkongsi beberapa keping foto yang telah mengundang rasa kurang senang netizen di akaun Instagram (IG) miliknya.

Semuanya gara-gara pemakaian Jasmine yang dianggap kurang sesuai dengan majlis yang dihadirinya.

Rata-rata peminat beranggapan busana yang dipakai Jasmine tidak sesuai dengan majlis yang dihadiri oleh tetamu berstatus VVIP.

"@ikzdmh_27: Wow..so daring."

"@amzarazarin: Fuhhhh."

"@fatin_auni69: Seksinya."

Namun terdapat komen yang memuji filem yang dilakonkan olehnya iaitu PASKAL The Movie.

"@kayfizah: Best sangat PASKAL..Nak tengok lagi tapi kali ni nak bawa anak."

"@Adora.wp: Best sangat PASKAL..Serious."

"@Fazlinafadli79: Baru tengok PASKAL last night..Lakonan you sebagai Lily mantap..Tahniah untuk barisan pelakon & produksi PASKAL. Good job @jasmine_suraya."

"@ezzat_chong: Just watching this movie. Terbaik!"

Filem PASKAL The Movie yang diterbitkan oleh Asian Tropical Films, GSC, Multimedia Entertainment, Granatum Ventures dan Astro Shaw ini sudah ditayang bermula hari ini, 27 September.

PASKAL The Movie berkisarkan mengenai kisah kejayaan anggota elit Pasukan Khas Laut (PASKAL), Tentera Laut Diraja Malaysia dalam Misi Pengaman PBB di Angola pada 1998 dan misi merampas kapal dagang MT Bunga Laurel daripada lanun Somalia di Teluk Aden pada 2011.

Diinspirasikan dari kisah benar, filem ini dibintangi oleh Hairul Azreen, Ammar Alfian, Hafizul Kamal, Taufiq Hanafi, Gambit Saifullah, Theeban G, Henley Hii, Jasmine Suraya Chin dan ramai lagi.

Jom, dapatkan tiket anda sekarang dan sama-sama saksikan pertempuran PASKAL The Movie di medan pawagam!

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