Kiara Advani Exclusive Interview with Anupama Chopra | FC at Cannes'24

Kiara Advani speaks to Anupama Chopra about making her international film festival debut with the 77th edition of Cannes. The actor, who will represent India at the Women in Cinema Gala Dinner, opens up about the importance of gender representation in filmmaking, her desire to blend content and commerce, and leaving her mark on the industry. Advani also speaks about her role S. Shankar’s upcoming Telugu film Game Changer, how “Jaragandi” was the hardest song she’s ever shot, and trusting her instinct when it comes to picking her projects.

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00:00 - At Cannes'24 with Kiara Advani
00:48 - What brings Kiara here, this time?
02:39 - Kiara’s 10th year in films
03:29 - Taking different types of risks, and making risks commercial
06:31 - Working with someone as big as Shankar, and being afraid of losing voice
10:55 - Keeping the attention Sid and Kiara get, about their personal lives
13:37 - The Untitled SLB project with Nayanthara

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