Entertainment Bureau, Mumbai. On the fifth day of Cannes Film Festival, Indian cinema and beauties were mesmerized. This time, the premiere of India’s most talked about film ‘Manto’ has been widely acclaimed. Also, after Kangana and Deepika, there was talk of Sonam Kapoor, who has come to attend the festival with her husband Anand Ahuja. For the second day in a row, Aishwarya Rai showed off her beauty on the red carpet. A special function will be held on Thursday to pay homage to the late actress Sridevi.

From an Indian perspective, the premiere of Nandita Das’s film “Manto” at the Cannes Film Festival on Monday was the most titled. A large number of filmmakers gathered to watch the premiere. Nandita Das considered it an important moment in her career. He was accompanied by Nawazuddin Siddiqui, who played Manto in his film, Rosika Duggal and Divya Dutta, who played Manto’s wife. Huma Qureshi, who started his career with Nawazuddin’s film “Gangs of Wassepur”, was also present on the occasion.

In addition to the premiere of “Manto”, Indian beauties continue to slaughter on the red carpet. Aishwarya Rai Bachchan won the hearts of photographers for the second day in a row on the red carpet. After his arrival, Kan got new life. On the second day, Aishwarya Rai appeared in different outfits. He was seen almost everywhere with his daughter Aradhya who was thrilled to see his mother’s stardom in this puzzle.

Sonam Kapoor was waiting for Aishwarya Rai. Sonam Kapoor arrived there with her husband Anand Ahuja after her marriage. Sonam’s discussion started from the first photo session as soon as it reached the ears. He will arrive at the carpet on Tuesday. Deepika Padukone has returned to the country after joining Kane. After four days in Kangana, Kangana moved to London. He is said to be staying in London for a while and then returning to Mumbai. Southern star and Rajinikanth’s son-in-law Dhanush has also returned from the Cannes festival. The first look of Dhanush’s ‘Journey of Fakir’ has been revealed. This is thought to be his first international film.