Cannes Diary, 23 May 2022: Deepika Padukone Aces Red Carpet Again With Black Dress, Hina Khan's New Look & More
Deepika Padukone opted for a black shimmery-feather dress at the premiere of Decision To Leave. Aishwarya Rai hugs a fan, Hina Khan unveils film poster and George Miller's follow up to Mad Max: Fury Road
New Delhi: Deepika Padukone, as one of the jury members at Cannes Film Festival 2022, has been creating headlines everyday. The actress wore a black shimmery feather dress to the premiere of 'Decision To Leave' and her outfit is already the talk of the town. Meanwhile, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan was praised by a fan who called her 'humble'. Hina Khan unveiled the poster of her upcoming film 'Country Of Blind'. George Miller premiered his follow up film to 'Mad Max: Fury Road'. Adil Hussain starrer 'Footprints On Water's first look was unveiled besides other developments. Take a look.
Deepika Padukone in black dress at the premiere of 'Decision To Leave'.
Deepika Padukone also obliged a fan for a selfie when she was out shooting on the streets of France for a brand.
Deepika Padukone who was also joined by her husband and actor Ranveer Singh were also spotted partying with British actress Rebecca Hall.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan hugged a fan who called her a humble person. That has also been the highlight of the day.
The first look of 'Footprints On Water' was unveiled at the ongoing India Pavillion featuring Adil Hussain and British actor Antonio Akeel. The UK production house which is helming 'Footprints On Water' is also producing a slate of projects including a film that stars Randeep Hooda titled 'Rat On The Highway'.
'Mad Max: Fury Road' fame director George Miller also premiered his follow-up to the film 'Three Thousand Years of Longing'.
Hina Khan's film poster 'Country Of Blind' was unveiled at the Cannes. Hina also shared new pics in a black pant suit that have taken the internet by a storm.
AR Rahman also unveiled the first look posters of Sandeep Singh's 'Safed' featuring Meera Chopra and Abhay Verma.
A group of feminists carried a huge scroll woth the name of 129 French women who were killed before the premiere of 'Holy Spider' which is a film about the killing of sex workers.
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