Cannes 2024: Urvashi Rautela walks the red carpet in strapless red shimmery dress

Urvashi Rautela is at the French Riviera for Cannes Film Festival 2024. On Thursday, the actor walked the red carpet at the prestigious event.

Urvashi, who has previously attended the Cannes Film Festival in mostly bright coloured outfits, stuck to her staple style. For her latest appearance, she chose a nude gown with shimmery red embellishments.

She took to Instagram Stories to share photos of herself. The actor also met fans before walking the red carpet. Brut India posted a video of Urvashi blowing flying kisses and showing the heart sign at the gala.

Reactions to Urvashi’s second Cannes 2024 look

While some on Instagram gave her look a thumbs-up, others were less than impressed. A person wrote, “She is looking like a million dollar. Even the people behind her are appreciating her. Just see the man who nods his head and says nice.” Another wrote, “Looks like she is the red carpet.” A person also said, “She looks stunning.”

A few on Instagram were not okay with the actor’s plunging neckline and choice of outfit. One commented, “Why do Indian celeb dresses look so cheap as if it’s from the store next door…only Sabyasachi, Gaurav Gupta and Manish Malhotra make fine dresses for celebs I would say.”

Another said, “Is it mandatory to always show the cleavage?” One person also wrote, “Just for sake of fashion, she shows their cleavage, and unfortunately mostly people appreciate and say ‘hot’. So now where is our Indian culture… it’s really disgusting…”

A few on Instagram were not okay with the actor’s plunging neckline and choice of outfit. One commented, “Why do Indian celeb dresses look so cheap as if it’s from the store next door…only Sabyasachi, Gaurav Gupta and Manish Malhotra make fine dresses for celebs I would say.”

Another said, “Is it mandatory to always show the cleavage?” One person also wrote, “Just for sake of fashion, she shows their cleavage, and unfortunately mostly people appreciate and say ‘hot’. So now where is our Indian culture… it’s really disgusting…”