Khushbu makes Cannes debut at 52; walks red carpet in sari

Khushbu chose to don a beautiful floral organza sari in complete Indian attire

By Bhavana  Published on  18 May 2023 5:50 AM GMT
Actor Khushbu walks red carpet in sari at Cannes

Hyderabad: Internet seems to have missed the presence of senior actress turned politician Khushbu Sundar who is making her Cannes debut at 52.

This comes at a time when the entire focus has shifted to young actresses debuting at Cannes.

On May 17, Indian celebrities such as Sara Ali Khan, Guneet Monga, Esha Gupta, Madhur Bhandarkar, Manush Chhillar and others attended an inaugural session at the India Pavilion. The 11-day long Cannes Film Festival will be honouring some of the greatest works in world cinema.

A milestone in her career:

The actress spoke about Indian cinema, how the audiences and the filmmakers always dream big, how audiences have slowly moved from theaters to other platforms, how RRR won the Oscar Award, etc.

Khushbu's outstanding contributions to the film industry have not only brought her success but have also placed India on the global stage.

Her presence at Cannes marks a significant milestone in her career, as she represents not only her achievements but also the artistic excellence of Indian cinema. By gracing the festival, she has raised the profile of Indian films and actors on the global stage, breaking barriers and opening doors for future talents.



What she wore:

Unlike many others who try to choose to get modern and contemporary right after stepping into a Western country, Khushbu chose to don a beautiful floral organza sari in complete Indian attire. She looked stunning as she even posed for a picture in the streets of Cannes.

A successful career:

Khushbu Sundar's journey in the film industry spans several decades, during which she has established herself as a versatile actress, producer, and social activist. Known for her captivating performances and magnetic screen presence, Khushbu has charmed audiences across various film industries in India, including Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam.

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