Shobhaa De Critiques Alia Bhatt's Cannes Appearance Amid Photographer Speculation
Shobhaa De mocks Alia Bhatt over the ‘ignored by photographers’ at Cannes chatter: She was waving at her own team

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At the Cannes Film Festival, Alia Bhatt faced criticism for being seemingly overlooked by photographers, prompting author Shobhaa De to mock her fashion choices. De suggested that Bhatt was waving at her own team rather than garnering attention, while praising Aishwarya Rai for her global recognition despite past criticisms.
- 01Shobhaa De criticized Alia Bhatt's fashion choices at Cannes, stating they did not resonate with the audience.
- 02De highlighted that many Indian attendees at Cannes were not recognized by photographers, implying a need for more authentic representation.
- 03Alia Bhatt responded to a troll on social media about her visibility at the festival, showcasing her confidence.
- 04De praised Aishwarya Rai for maintaining global appeal despite her controversial fashion choices over the years.
- 05The Cannes Film Festival, running from May 12 to May 23, aims to promote cinema rather than serve as a fashion showcase.
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During the Cannes Film Festival, Alia Bhatt's appearances sparked speculation on social media regarding her being 'ignored' by photographers. Veteran author Shobhaa De took to Instagram to critique Bhatt's fashion choices, suggesting that the actress was merely waving to her own team rather than attracting attention. De remarked that Bhatt's couture did not resonate with the audience, stating, 'You cannot go there in what you imagine is amazing couture and expect anyone to take your pictures because they don't know who you are.' She also expressed disappointment with Bhatt's overall looks, describing them as ill-fitting and lacking substance. In contrast, De praised Aishwarya Rai for her enduring global appeal, despite past criticisms of her fashion. De emphasized that the festival should focus on serious cinema rather than fashion, concluding that the essence of Cannes has shifted towards superficiality. Alia, responding to a troll's comment about her visibility, showcased her confidence by stating, 'Why pity love? You noticed me.' The festival runs from May 12 to May 23, aiming to celebrate international cinema.
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