Indians At Cannes 2024: Santosh Star Shahana Goswami Dazzles In THIS Designer Saree At Red Carpet, PICS Inside

Shahana Goswami At Cannes 2024: Indians are making their way to 77th Cannes Film Festival. Until now, we have witnessed a bunch of Indian actresses, creators, influencers, and even chefs donning the red carpet of the film festival. On may 20, 'Bombay Begums' star Shahana Goswami made her appearance at Cannes 2024's red carpet. Representing India on the global level, the actress donned the saree as she flaunted her dusky features. Looking like a true diva Shahana left everyone drooling over her look.

Shahana Goswami At Cannes 2024

As Shahana walked the red carpet, she was seen wearing a stunning beige colored saree. She wore a well-pleated saree designed by famous Indian designer Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla. They described the actress' look for Cannes 2024, saying, "Shahana wears a dramatic, piece de resistance, magnificently hand- embroidered Swarovski crystal blouse from the brand new The Raj collection, paired with a frothy peche champagne chamoise satin stylised draped sari." The designer added, "The effect is staggering.
She is like a magnum of peach Cristal champagne come to life at the premiere of her film, SANTOSH, being screened in the un certain regard category at the Cannes Film Festival 2024."

Shahana was present at Cannes for the screening of Santosh. The movie features Shahana in the lead role, playing the character of an Indian police officer. Santosh is showcased at 77th Cannes Film Festival under Un Certain Regard category.

Shahana described herself to Brut India as an "untrained actor with no process." Shahana says, "I believe that you create the moments of cinema in that moment, it's not a preconceived plan that you come with an make and it comes from inexplicable factors of that day, of that moment, of the energy exchange between people, the ideas." Talkign about her movie Santosh, Shahana said that while she was doing the character she "had a sense of who she was, but in a way, there were many Santosh."