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Cannes 2023: Esha Gupta stuns in white thigh-high slit gown

Sara Ali Khan, Anushka Sharma, Mrunal Thakur, and Manushi Chillar are also making their Cannes debut this year.

Cannes 2023: Esha Gupta stuns in white thigh-high slit gown

Actress Esha Gupta on Tuesday walked the red carpet of the 72nd edition of the Cannes Film Festival. She is attending the film festival as part of the Indian government delegation and participated in the opening ceremony and the premiere of the opening film - Jeanne Du Barry, which is Johnny Depp's comeback movie.

She made her debut in a white gown with a thigh-high slit. The dress was highlighted with a collar and delicate lace flowers on the neck. She also shared her look in her Instagram Story.


Recently, Esha took to Instagram and shared pictures confirming that she had reached French Riviera. She looked beautiful in a bodycon dress featuring a thigh-high slit. She wrote, 'Cannes'.

Sara Ali Khan, Anushka Sharma, Mrunal Thakur, and Manushi Chillar are also making their Cannes debut this year. Anushka recently met the France ambassador to India Emmanuel Lenin with her husband Virat Kohli at the French Embassy in New Delhi.

Content creator Dolly Singh will also be seen at the Cannes Film Festival this year. Sharing her excitement, she said, "The Cannes Film Festival has been an important platform for Indian artists to showcase their talent on the international stage. Over the years Indian talent has not only brought Indian cinema to the world stage but has also helped to break down cultural barriers and promote cross-cultural exchange. Today I am honoured to be contributing in my own unique way to this exchange and making my debut this year at the festival. From making candles in the small town of Nainital to walking the red carpet at Cannes, I'm truly grateful and excited for this opportunity. This was a long-standing dream and I've finally ticked an important milestone off my bucket list."

The 72nd edition of the Cannes Film Festival will take place on May 16 to May 27, 2023.

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