Bollywood actor Deepika Padukone continues to mesmerise followers with her trend selections on the ongoing seventy fifth Cannes Film Festival. On the fourth day, Deepika missed showing on the crimson carpet however she made a trendy look on the formal ceremonial dinner hosted by Vanity Fair and Louis Vuitton in Cannes. For the dinner, she opted for a Louis Vuitton outfit. She wore a gown that she paired with a beige jacket. She accomplished her look with excessive boots just like those she wore on the jury dinner.
Until now, Deepika has opted for a gold and black saree, an elegant printed shirt and pants, and a crimson robe at Cannes 2022. This 12 months, the actor is part of the nine-member jury that may announce the winner of the Palme d’Or.
Deepika Padukone’s husband and actor Ranveer Singh, in the meantime, will quickly be part of her on the movie competition.
In a brand new video that Deepika shared from Cannes, the actor was requested if she is drained after having to take action a lot throughout the ongoing movie competition. She replied, “It’s a different kind of tired. It’s like when you go to sleep with a smile.”
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While attending the inauguration of the India pavilion at Cannes 2022, Deepika had mentioned that there are solely a handful of Indian skills who’ve represented the nation at Cannes however India has the potential to supply way more. “I really feel as a nation, we’ve got it. We have the expertise, we’ve got the power and I believe we simply want that form of conviction. I actually imagine there’ll come a day when Indians will not need to be at Cannes, and Cannes (movie competition) shall be in India,” she mentioned.
Sh Mame Khan, people artist and music composer enthralled the audiences on the inauguration of India Pavilion with an impromptu tune.
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On the work entrance, Deepika Padukone has Pathaan, Project Okay and Fighter within the pipeline.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
