'Laapataa Ladies' star Nitanshi Goel: Walking the red carpet at Cannes felt like a dream

IANS May 16, 2025 403 views

Nitanshi Goel shared her surreal experience of walking the red carpet at Cannes. She wore a striking black and gold gown, expressing her pride in representing India. Known for her role in Kiran Rao's film "Laapataa Ladies," Nitanshi continues to make waves internationally. Her Instagram post reflected gratitude and excitement about her journey in the film industry.

"Walking the red carpet at Cannes felt like a dream." - Nitanshi Goel
'Laapataa Ladies' star Nitanshi Goel: Walking the red carpet at Cannes felt like a dream
Mumbai, May 16: Actress Nitanishi Goel, who gained the spotlight for her work in the acclaimed film “Laapataa Ladies”, had a surreal moment as she sauntered the red carpet at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival 2025.

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Nitanshi Goel stuns in black gown at Cannes

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Shares pride in representing Indian girls globally

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Gained fame through Kiran Rao's Laapataa Ladies

Nitanshi took to Instagram, where she posted a handful of pictures of herself from the French Riviera, dressed in a beautiful black floor sweeping gown with a drizzle of gold. The pictures featured the actress walking the red carpet at the prestigious event.

For the caption, she wrote: “Still taking it all in… Grateful, honoured, and so proud to represent a bit of India on this global stage. Walking the red carpet at Cannes felt like a dream — thank you for all the love, always.”

Ahead of making her debut at the Cannes Film Festival, the actress who walked the runway for

global beauty brand, L'Oréal Paris, the official beauty partner of Cannes, had said: "I came into this industry with aspirations of making things happen for me. From the incredible journey of 'Laapataa Ladies' to now standing on the global stage at Cannes, I am getting closer to realizing them.

She added: I am that girl who is representing every Indian girl out there who dreams big and is ready to go and achieve them, come what may. Being able to represent those girls at a global stage is a moment of sheer happiness.”

Nitanshi gained widespread recognition with her debut movie "Laapataa Ladies," co-starring Pratibha Ranta, Sparsh Shrivastava, Ravi Kishan, and Chhaya Kadam. Made under the direction of Kiran Rao, "Laapataa Ladies" shares the tale of two young newlywed brides who get exchanged during a train ride to their husbands' homes.

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Priya M.
So proud of Nitanshi! 🇮🇳 She's truly representing the new generation of Indian actresses who are making waves globally. Her performance in Laapataa Ladies was brilliant, and now Cannes - what a journey! More power to her ✨
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Rahul K.
While I appreciate her success, I hope she doesn't get carried away by the glamour. Many talented actors lose their authenticity after such international exposure. Hope she continues doing meaningful cinema like Laapataa Ladies.
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Ananya S.
That black and gold gown was stunning! 😍 Fashion goals for sure. But more than that, I love how she's acknowledging her roots while embracing global opportunities. Perfect balance of desi and videsi!
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Vikram J.
First Laapataa Ladies, now Cannes - this girl is on fire! 🔥 It's refreshing to see talent getting recognized rather than just star kids getting all the opportunities. Hope this opens doors for more content-driven actors.
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Shreya P.
As someone who loved Laapataa Ladies, I'm so happy for her success! But I do wish the media would focus equally on all the talented cast members. Pratibha and Chhaya were equally brilliant in the film.
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Mohit D.
Cannes is great and all, but I hope she doesn't forget her Indian audience. We need more films like Laapataa Ladies that tell our stories with authenticity. International fame shouldn't mean only doing NRI-centric roles.

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