Veteran Bollywood actor Anupam Kher has reacted to India's glorious run at the recently concluded Cannes Film Festival and said "unknown people" were getting recognition on global platforms now.&nbsp; 
 
At the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, director Payal Kapadia’s All We Imagine as Light bagged the Grand Prix award, making it the first Indian film to win the honour. While actor Anasuya Sengupta won the Un Certain Regard Prize for Best Actress for her performance in The Shameless, ace technician Santosh Sivan was honoured with the Pierre Angenieux ExcelLens in Cinematography during the event, and FTII student Chidananda Naik's Sunflowers Were the First Ones to Know won La Cinef award at the festival, making it a significant year for Indian cinema. 
 
“Content is very important nowadays. It always was, but now the audience is different. Look at what happened at Cannes – we have two unknown people (Kapadia and Sengupta) getting the highest honours. It’s phenomenal,” Kher said during an interview with News18. 
 
Cannes Film Festival also witnessed Delhi-based fashion influencer Nancy Tyagi making her red carpet debut in a pink ruffled gown with an elaborate train, designed and stitched by herself. Praising her efforts, Kher said, “A Delhi girl walked on the red carpet stitching her own dress. The world is open to creativity – it always was, but now India is open to creativity. What doesn’t touch heart doesn’t make an impact.” 
 
Kher emphasised that audiences are now loving a small film if the content is good. “I think, it’s the end of fakeness.”

Without directly naming them, Kher also took potshots at certain “less-deserving” Bollywood celebrities, saying, “But how long will they get the results? I’ve survived for 43 years because I am a drama student and I worked very hard.”

“So many less deserving people in these 43 years have come and gone. Do you remember who was trending on X, Instagram or otherwise? Do you remember how many films made 200 crores last year? But you will remember a film that touched your heart. Less deserving things happen only for a flash of time,” he added.

Veteran Bollywood actor Anupam Kher has reacted to India's glorious run at the recently concluded Cannes Film Festival and said "unknown people" were getting recognition on global platforms now.

Veteran Bollywood actor Anupam Kher has reacted to India's glorious run at the recently concluded Cannes Film Festival and said "unknown people" were getting recognition on global platforms now. At the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, director Payal Kapadia’s All We Imagine as Light bagged the Grand Prix award, making it the first Indian film to win the honour. While actor Anasuya Sengupta won the Un Certain Regard Prize for Best Actress for her performance in The Shameless, ace technician Santosh Sivan was honoured with the Pierre Angenieux ExcelLens in Cinematography during the event, and FTII student Chidananda Naik's Sunflowers Were the First Ones to Know won La Cinef award at the festival, making it a significant year for Indian cinema. “Content is very important nowadays. It always was, but now the audience is different. Look at what happened at Cannes – we have two unknown people (Kapadia and Sengupta) getting the highest honours. It’s phenomenal,” Kher said during an interview with News18. Cannes Film Festival also witnessed Delhi-based fashion influencer Nancy Tyagi making her red carpet debut in a pink ruffled gown with an elaborate train, designed and stitched by herself. Praising her efforts, Kher said, “A Delhi girl walked on the red carpet stitching her own dress. The world is open to creativity – it always was, but now India is open to creativity. What doesn’t touch heart doesn’t make an impact.” Kher emphasised that audiences are now loving a small film if the content is good. “I think, it’s the end of fakeness.” Without directly naming them, Kher also took potshots at certain “less-deserving” Bollywood celebrities, saying, “But how long will they get the results? I’ve survived for 43 years because I am a drama student and I worked very hard.” “So many less deserving people in these 43 years have come and gone. Do you remember who was trending on X, Instagram or otherwise? Do you remember how many films made 200 crores last year? But you will remember a film that touched your heart. Less deserving things happen only for a flash of time,” he added.

Anupam Kher reacts to India’s win at Cannes: ‘Unknown people getting highest honours now’

In a groundbreaking moment for the Indian community at the ongoing Cannes Film Festival, there are not just one or two but close to 10 content creators from India who have been invited at the film festival courtesy their talent and reach on social media.&nbsp;

Here is a list of all Indian content creators who will grace the red carpet at Cannes 2024. Each of them represents different genres of beauty, fashion, finance, comedy and more.

Sharan Hegde:

Sharan is said to become the first South Asian finance content creator to have been invited to the Cannes. He is the founder of the 1% Club and his journey from a former management consultant to a viral sensation in the world of personal finance amassing is nothing short of remarkable. With a knack for infusing humour and relatability into even the most complex financial concepts, he has single-handedly redefined the way people perceive and engage with their money.&nbsp;

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On the massive recognition for his work this invite means, Sharan Hegde told WION, "Walking the iconic red carpet at Festival De Cannes is a dream come true but it's not just about me, I am filled with immense pride and a deep sense of responsibility of representing India and supporting Indian cinema. Taking on one of the world's biggest stages as the only finance creator showcases a breakthrough for representation and diversity in the finance and creator space. It is a reminder that our voices and perspectives matter, and that by staying true to our authentic selves, we can inspire and empower others to pursue their dreams, regardless of the conventions or limitations society may impose.”

“I am incredibly honoured to represent our country at Festival De Cannes as it is the ultimate validation that we are doing something right,” he added.

Karishma Gangwal:

Karishma popularly known as RJ Karishma will make her Cannes red carpet this year, A popular name on Instagram, the Indian content creator is known for her silly and funny videos on banter between different family members in a conventional Indian household setup. Karishma will be styled by Ayesha Nigam in custom pieces from&nbsp;Indian-origin designers.

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Speaking to WION, Karishma Gangwal said, “Working in the media space has been quite a fun ride for me. Starting as an RJ initially and then diving into creating and acting in my own sketches and characters full time, has been pretty fulfilling. And now, after so much love and kindness from my community, I am going to Cannes and soak in all that content celebration? Yeah, that's definitely a highlight.”

Ankush Bahuguna:

Ankush will&nbsp;become the first Indian male beauty influencer to debut at Cannes.&nbsp;The Indian beauty influencer has carved a niche space for himself with his versatility in the digital landscape around beauty -- breaking gender norms and juggling genres through highly captivating and engaging content.

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Speaking to WION, Ankush said, "Walking the Cannes red carpet seemed beyond my wildest dreams. It truly shows that with belief and hard work, you can achieve the extraordinary. I am immensely proud to see men’s beauty, particularly from South Asia, gain global recognition. This milestone at Cannes is not just a personal triumph but a significant step forward for South Asian representation in beauty and fashion."

Niharika Nm:

Marking her presence at Cannes Film Festival for the third time, Niharika Nm is up for all the grandeur that this year’s festival has up its sleeves. A popular actor and content creator, Niharika loves what she does. She made her mark in Hollywood recently when she debuted with a cameo in Netflix’s Big Mouth alongside Megan Thee Stallion, Jordan Peele and Padma Lakshmi.&nbsp;

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Reflecting on her past Cannes experiences, Niharika shared, "Being invited to witness the grandeur of the Cannes Film Festival for the third time feels lovely. For the film enthusiast in me, it’s like a dream I don’t wake up from. I'm looking forward to experiencing cinema at its finest yet again.”

Vishnu Kaushal:

One of India's most popular comedy influencers, actor and entrepreneur, Vishnu Kaushal will make his debut at Cannes this year. Vishnu has a way with the Gen Z in India and abroad as he takes a funny spin to the most mundane everyday situations. His relatable teacher-student scenarios, cousin banters, and "Bollywood vs Reality" videos have earned him a massive audience of devoted fans.&nbsp;

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Expressing his excitement, Vishnu Kaushal said, “Nine years ago, I made a commitment to myself to diligently pursue my passions, hoping they could one day resemble a career. Now, it feels as though I've emerged from that dedicated journey only to find myself at the iconic Festival de Cannes - a surreal moment I never could have envisioned.”

Vishnu was most recently seen in Shah Rukh Khan’s film Dunki which was a massive hit at the box office.&nbsp;

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Rahi Chadda:

British-Indian tastemaker and content creator will yet again be a part of the Cannes Film Festival this year. Rahi is a London-based global fashion influencer. He has worked with the world’s leading fashion houses, including Dior, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Fendi and Prada; in addition to his beauty collaborations with brands such as Dior Beauty, Estee Lauder Companies, Louboutin Beauty, and Maison Margiela Fragrances. &nbsp; &nbsp;

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Sanjyot Keer:

Sanjyot will take to the Cannes red carpet for the first time this year as he will become the second Indian chef after Chef Vikas Khanna to grace the film festival. The chef known for his fusion of flavours and captivating Indian culinary creations can’t wait to make his presence felt.&nbsp;

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Excited for his debut, he said, “The Cannes Film Festival is an incredible stage for cinema and culture. I am grateful to have been invited to experience this Festival in all its glory. In my 8 year journey with Your Food Lab, I have strived hard to make every food video feel like cinema in my own way of storytelling. My life-long goal is to bring a fresh perspective to traditional Indian cooking, making it accessible to audiences worldwide through my work as a culinary artist.”

In a groundbreaking moment for the Indian community at the ongoing Cannes Film Festival, there are not just one or two but close to 10 content creators from India who have been invited at the film festival courtesy their talent and reach on social media.

In a groundbreaking moment for the Indian community at the ongoing Cannes Film Festival, there are not just one or two but close to 10 content creators from India who have been invited at the film festival courtesy their talent and reach on social media. Here is a list of all Indian content creators who will grace the red carpet at Cannes 2024. Each of them represents different genres of beauty, fashion, finance, comedy and more. Sharan Hegde: Sharan is said to become the first South Asian finance content creator to have been invited to the Cannes. He is the founder of the 1% Club and his journey from a former management consultant to a viral sensation in the world of personal finance amassing is nothing short of remarkable. With a knack for infusing humour and relatability into even the most complex financial concepts, he has single-handedly redefined the way people perceive and engage with their money. On the massive recognition for his work this invite means, Sharan Hegde told WION, "Walking the iconic red carpet at Festival De Cannes is a dream come true but it's not just about me, I am filled with immense pride and a deep sense of responsibility of representing India and supporting Indian cinema. Taking on one of the world's biggest stages as the only finance creator showcases a breakthrough for representation and diversity in the finance and creator space. It is a reminder that our voices and perspectives matter, and that by staying true to our authentic selves, we can inspire and empower others to pursue their dreams, regardless of the conventions or limitations society may impose.” “I am incredibly honoured to represent our country at Festival De Cannes as it is the ultimate validation that we are doing something right,” he added. Karishma Gangwal: Karishma popularly known as RJ Karishma will make her Cannes red carpet this year, A popular name on Instagram, the Indian content creator is known for her silly and funny videos on banter between different family members in a conventional Indian household setup. Karishma will be styled by Ayesha Nigam in custom pieces from Indian-origin designers. Speaking to WION, Karishma Gangwal said, “Working in the media space has been quite a fun ride for me. Starting as an RJ initially and then diving into creating and acting in my own sketches and characters full time, has been pretty fulfilling. And now, after so much love and kindness from my community, I am going to Cannes and soak in all that content celebration? Yeah, that's definitely a highlight.” Ankush Bahuguna: Ankush will become the first Indian male beauty influencer to debut at Cannes. The Indian beauty influencer has carved a niche space for himself with his versatility in the digital landscape around beauty -- breaking gender norms and juggling genres through highly captivating and engaging content. Speaking to WION, Ankush said, "Walking the Cannes red carpet seemed beyond my wildest dreams. It truly shows that with belief and hard work, you can achieve the extraordinary. I am immensely proud to see men’s beauty, particularly from South Asia, gain global recognition. This milestone at Cannes is not just a personal triumph but a significant step forward for South Asian representation in beauty and fashion." Niharika Nm: Marking her presence at Cannes Film Festival for the third time, Niharika Nm is up for all the grandeur that this year’s festival has up its sleeves. A popular actor and content creator, Niharika loves what she does. She made her mark in Hollywood recently when she debuted with a cameo in Netflix’s Big Mouth alongside Megan Thee Stallion, Jordan Peele and Padma Lakshmi. Reflecting on her past Cannes experiences, Niharika shared, "Being invited to witness the grandeur of the Cannes Film Festival for the third time feels lovely. For the film enthusiast in me, it’s like a dream I don’t wake up from. I'm looking forward to experiencing cinema at its finest yet again.” Vishnu Kaushal: One of India's most popular comedy influencers, actor and entrepreneur, Vishnu Kaushal will make his debut at Cannes this year. Vishnu has a way with the Gen Z in India and abroad as he takes a funny spin to the most mundane everyday situations. His relatable teacher-student scenarios, cousin banters, and "Bollywood vs Reality" videos have earned him a massive audience of devoted fans. Expressing his excitement, Vishnu Kaushal said, “Nine years ago, I made a commitment to myself to diligently pursue my passions, hoping they could one day resemble a career. Now, it feels as though I've emerged from that dedicated journey only to find myself at the iconic Festival de Cannes - a surreal moment I never could have envisioned.” Vishnu was most recently seen in Shah Rukh Khan’s film Dunki which was a massive hit at the box office. Watch Cannes Exclusive: Manthan Goes To Cannes Rahi Chadda: British-Indian tastemaker and content creator will yet again be a part of the Cannes Film Festival this year. Rahi is a London-based global fashion influencer. He has worked with the world’s leading fashion houses, including Dior, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Fendi and Prada; in addition to his beauty collaborations with brands such as Dior Beauty, Estee Lauder Companies, Louboutin Beauty, and Maison Margiela Fragrances. Sanjyot Keer: Sanjyot will take to the Cannes red carpet for the first time this year as he will become the second Indian chef after Chef Vikas Khanna to grace the film festival. The chef known for his fusion of flavours and captivating Indian culinary creations can’t wait to make his presence felt. Excited for his debut, he said, “The Cannes Film Festival is an incredible stage for cinema and culture. I am grateful to have been invited to experience this Festival in all its glory. In my 8 year journey with Your Food Lab, I have strived hard to make every food video feel like cinema in my own way of storytelling. My life-long goal is to bring a fresh perspective to traditional Indian cooking, making it accessible to audiences worldwide through my work as a culinary artist.”

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Some of the biggest names of Indian cinema will walk the red carpet at the 75th Cannes Film Festival next week. We already known that Deepika Padukone is part of the jury this year. But Deepika is not the only Indian representative at the film festival this year.&nbsp; 
 
India has been named as the official 'Country of Honour at the upcoming Marche` Du Film, which is organized alongside the Cannes Film Festival, in France. 
 
Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting Anurag Thakur will lead the delegation from India to Cannes. The list of celebrities will also comprise stars from major music industries across India. 
 
The delegation will include actor-producer R Madhavan, Akshay Kumar, music composer AR Rahman, actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Pooja Hegde and Nayanthara along with CBFC Chief Prasoon Joshi, filmmaker Shekhar Kapur and music composer Ricky Rej amongst others. 
 
At a time when India is celebrating the 75th year of its independence and has launched 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav', India and France are also celebrating 75 years of their association as is the annual Cannes Film Festival. 
 
Among the highlights of this year's festival will be the world premiere of the film by R Madhavan titled 'Rocketry: The Nambi Effect' a biographical drama film based on the life of Nambi Narayanan, a former scientist and aerospace engineer of the Indian Space Research Organisation who was falsely accused of espionage.&nbsp; 
 
The film which is produced by Madhavan will be showcased on May 19. 
 
India has also been given an opportunity to pitch 5 selected movies at the 'Goes to Cannes Section'. These films are part of the WIP lab under the Film Bazaar. A Cinema Hall called the Olympia Screen has been dedicated to India on May 22, 2022, for screening 'Unreleased Movies'. There are 5 Movies which have been selected under this category. Also, a remastered classic of Satyajit Ray Classic - 'Pratidwandi' will be screened at the Cannes Classic section. This is to mark his centenary celebration. 
 
This year`s Cannes Film Festival will take place from May 17 to May 26.&nbsp; 
 
(With agency inputs) 
&nbsp;

Some of the biggest names of Indian cinema will walk the red carpet at the 75th Cannes Film Festival next week. We already known that Deepika Padukone is part of the jury this year.

Some of the biggest names of Indian cinema will walk the red carpet at the 75th Cannes Film Festival next week. We already known that Deepika Padukone is part of the jury this year. But Deepika is not the only Indian representative at the film festival this year. India has been named as the official 'Country of Honour at the upcoming Marche` Du Film, which is organized alongside the Cannes Film Festival, in France. Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting Anurag Thakur will lead the delegation from India to Cannes. The list of celebrities will also comprise stars from major music industries across India. The delegation will include actor-producer R Madhavan, Akshay Kumar, music composer AR Rahman, actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Pooja Hegde and Nayanthara along with CBFC Chief Prasoon Joshi, filmmaker Shekhar Kapur and music composer Ricky Rej amongst others. At a time when India is celebrating the 75th year of its independence and has launched 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav', India and France are also celebrating 75 years of their association as is the annual Cannes Film Festival. Among the highlights of this year's festival will be the world premiere of the film by R Madhavan titled 'Rocketry: The Nambi Effect' a biographical drama film based on the life of Nambi Narayanan, a former scientist and aerospace engineer of the Indian Space Research Organisation who was falsely accused of espionage. The film which is produced by Madhavan will be showcased on May 19. India has also been given an opportunity to pitch 5 selected movies at the 'Goes to Cannes Section'. These films are part of the WIP lab under the Film Bazaar. A Cinema Hall called the Olympia Screen has been dedicated to India on May 22, 2022, for screening 'Unreleased Movies'. There are 5 Movies which have been selected under this category. Also, a remastered classic of Satyajit Ray Classic - 'Pratidwandi' will be screened at the Cannes Classic section. This is to mark his centenary celebration. This year`s Cannes Film Festival will take place from May 17 to May 26. (With agency inputs)

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Indian filmmaker, Rahul Jain, whose documentary ‘Invisible Demons’ premiered at the ongoing 74th Cannes Film Festival in France under the ‘Cinema for the Climate’ section of the &nbsp;coveted film festival.&nbsp;

 
“The film comes from a fear, the kind that a child has when they look at their hands and there's blood and they are confused. It is the same way I feel when you are melting at 50 degrees Celsius or when the AQI (Air Quality Index) is so high that you have to be locked in your home with a mask on. These are really visceral feelings and the fear of these feelings or the terror generated from them is what culminated in the film," he reportedly said in an interview.&nbsp; 
&nbsp;

The documentary filmmaker also said that humans do not need to be saved and that it is pretty much the other way round. “The world that we have created is affecting unwilling participants. They are the unwilling spectators to our greed and destruction… It is not a story, it is an experience because I got really sick when I came to Delhi after a long journey. I had all things to protect myself from ecological contact. The intensity of the change was so high and so fast that I felt physically compelled to do what I did, make a film,” he said.&nbsp;

 
“I could have made the film about different and bigger regions of the country or the whole country itself. But, I thought that if it is concise and focused on one city, and in particular, the city in question also being in the news for being the most polluted spot on earth consistently for a while, and it also being my hometown, it just felt like the right limit or structure to pursue,” he added.

 
"I can never control who watches my work. If I am going to spend two or three years on something it better be good and hope people connect with it. I am not trying to please everybody but I do try to reach out to more people," Jain said, while talking about attracting the right kind of viewers with his film on pollution, especially in New Delhi.&nbsp;

 
Talking about his inspiration and research work, Jain—a California Institute of the Arts graduate—said books such as 'Capital' by Rana Dasgupta, Amitav Ghosh's 'The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable', 'Hyperobjects: Philosophy and Ecology After the End of the World' by Timothy Morton, 'Underland' by Robert Macfarlane helped him with his documentary.&nbsp;

 
Rahul Jain hopes that his film reaches far and wide as the dialogue around climate change—now stronger than ever—needs more visibility in mainstream media. This is his second after 'Machines', a film based out of&nbsp;a garment factory in Gujarat.&nbsp;

 
“As a cinema lover, I cannot fathom what to expect but I know it is a big deal because everybody thinks so. Personally, I am relieved as an artist that it is something that I worked on for years and it will have a life and hopefully it will be widely seen. I am glad I had the opportunity to bring this story out (sic),” he concluded.&nbsp;

Indian filmmaker, Rahul Jain, whose documentary ‘Invisible Demons’ premiered at the ongoing 74th Cannes Film Festival in France under the ‘Cinema for the Climate’ section of the coveted film festival.

Indian filmmaker, Rahul Jain, whose documentary ‘Invisible Demons’ premiered at the ongoing 74th Cannes Film Festival in France under the ‘Cinema for the Climate’ section of the coveted film festival. “The film comes from a fear, the kind that a child has when they look at their hands and there's blood and they are confused. It is the same way I feel when you are melting at 50 degrees Celsius or when the AQI (Air Quality Index) is so high that you have to be locked in your home with a mask on. These are really visceral feelings and the fear of these feelings or the terror generated from them is what culminated in the film," he reportedly said in an interview. The documentary filmmaker also said that humans do not need to be saved and that it is pretty much the other way round. “The world that we have created is affecting unwilling participants. They are the unwilling spectators to our greed and destruction… It is not a story, it is an experience because I got really sick when I came to Delhi after a long journey. I had all things to protect myself from ecological contact. The intensity of the change was so high and so fast that I felt physically compelled to do what I did, make a film,” he said. “I could have made the film about different and bigger regions of the country or the whole country itself. But, I thought that if it is concise and focused on one city, and in particular, the city in question also being in the news for being the most polluted spot on earth consistently for a while, and it also being my hometown, it just felt like the right limit or structure to pursue,” he added. "I can never control who watches my work. If I am going to spend two or three years on something it better be good and hope people connect with it. I am not trying to please everybody but I do try to reach out to more people," Jain said, while talking about attracting the right kind of viewers with his film on pollution, especially in New Delhi. Talking about his inspiration and research work, Jain—a California Institute of the Arts graduate—said books such as 'Capital' by Rana Dasgupta, Amitav Ghosh's 'The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable', 'Hyperobjects: Philosophy and Ecology After the End of the World' by Timothy Morton, 'Underland' by Robert Macfarlane helped him with his documentary. Rahul Jain hopes that his film reaches far and wide as the dialogue around climate change—now stronger than ever—needs more visibility in mainstream media. This is his second after 'Machines', a film based out of a garment factory in Gujarat. “As a cinema lover, I cannot fathom what to expect but I know it is a big deal because everybody thinks so. Personally, I am relieved as an artist that it is something that I worked on for years and it will have a life and hopefully it will be widely seen. I am glad I had the opportunity to bring this story out (sic),” he concluded.

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