10 Times Bollywood Celebs Failed To Serve On The Cannes Red Carpet
From Aishwarya Rai to Urvashi Rautela, here are all the times Bollywood looks had us confused at the Cannes.
Updated May 12, 2025 5:04 PM
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Deepika Padukone- This Elie Saab dress greatly missed the mark with this poofy green dress and baby pink bow and headband that just do not go together with each other.
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Mallika Sherawat- The strappy yellow and black flowy dress did not fit the occasion and the snakes did not help either!
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Sonam Kapoor- It seems like fluffy gowns with feathers simply do not go together as proven time and time again and this look is just another testament to that.
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Urvashi Rautela- Another feathery mishap! This green mermaid style gown paired with the headpiece raised many eyebrows.
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Richa Chadda- Richa's short dress was a confusing mess with colours that did not just go together.
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Mallika Sherawat- This lacy blue dress looked unflattering on Sherawat as it was the bright blue that people did not like.
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Aishwariya Rai- Heads were turned (and not in a good way) when Aishwariya showed up in this sparkly metallic blue and silver dress.
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Aishwariya Rai- Seems like metallic is a theme for Rai that fails to work out as this gold one shoulder dress to fails to impress.
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Kiara Advani- Kiara looks gorgeous in this pink and black fitted gown, however on closer look it is the fitting on the waist and the back of the dress that we found to be questionable.
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Priyanka Chopra- This Priyanka Chopra look at the canned underwhelmed many as it looks more fitting for a prom rather than a film festival in Capri, Italy.
The Cannes red carpet, each year sees its fair share of fashion hits and misses. While some Bollywood stars have dazzled, others have left fans confused. From Urvashi Rautela’s over-the-top outfits to Aishwarya Rai’s occasional mishaps, here’s a look at the worst-dressed Indian celebs at Cannes through the years.
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