Just as awards have started being sold in the name of Dadasaheb Phalke in every street of the country, the same situation is now happening with the Cannes Film Festival too. Last year, after investigating a film that received an LGBTQ award in the name of Cannes, 'Amar Ujala' itself had told how fraud started in the name of the Cannes Film Festival Awards. This year too, many artists and technicians are promoting their films on social media to go to the Cannes Film Festival, but it is like if a government film festival is going on in Goa and someone goes and presents his film to any festival in Goa during that time. Start showing it in cinema halls.
The desperation of the Indian people regarding any foreign identity is not from today but for years. The latest example of fooling one's fans in the name of foreign honors can only be seen in the Met Gala. Those who know about this program know that a big foreign magazine organizes this charity program. Invitations are sent to people from all over the world to participate in this program and they are also appealed to donate to charity. Experts say that the stars who attended this Met Gala function this year have bought tickets worth Rs 68 lakh.
These stars, who do their branding with their own money, give massive publicity to this news and later recover the same money from the endorsement of local brands. The case of the Cannes Film Festival is a little different. Every year, many Indian and foreign stars are seen walking on the catwalk wearing different types of clothes on its red carpet. So know that all this patrolling does not happen every time only for the promotion of Indian cinema.
This year, many stars of Hindi cinema are going to be seen at the Cannes Film Festival which started on Tuesday. The Cannes Film Festival is a global event and for its organization, it takes financial help from many multinational companies. In return, these financial helping companies organize a parade of stars on the red carpet who promote their products in different countries. Former Miss World Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's name has been at the forefront in promoting beauty products and she has been a part of this program since 2002.
This year you must have known by now that famous actresses Kiara Advani, Aditi Rao Hydari, and Shobhita Dhulipala are going to walk the red carpet of the Cannes Film Festival. You will be surprised to know that this red carpet catwalk of these three actresses has nothing to do with any of their films. Actress Shobhita Dhulipala, who was in the news recently for her film 'Monkey Man', will be present there as a representative of an international ice cream brand.
Kiara Advani, whose PR team has been promoting the name of representing the country for the last two or three days, is not going to be a part of the Cannes Film Festival but is going to attend the charity dinner of the Red Sea Film Foundation being held there these days. Going to participate by donating. Aditi Rao Hydari, who got 100 marks in the web series 'Jubilee' last year and the web series 'Hiramandi' this year, is going to Cannes for the L'Oreal brand, whose face appears in the advertisements of its products.
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