After delivering an acclaimed performance in Tere Ishk Mein, the actor wrapped up the year with elegance and confidence on the global stage
Kriti Sanon continued her impressive year with a powerful presence at the fifth edition of the Red Sea International Film Festival in Jeddah. After delivering an acclaimed performance in Tere Ishk Mein, the actor wrapped up the year with elegance and confidence on the global stage.
In a stunning crossover moment,
Kriti was also seen interacting with global icons including Dakota Johnson, Nina Dobrev, Uma Thurman, and Adrien Brody at the Red Sea Women in Cinema Gala Dinner.
What did the actress wear?
Her festival appearances turned heads across the international circuit. Kriti arrived in a statuesque black gown by Australian designer Toni Matičevski for the Women In Cinema event, embodying sharp glamour with a thigh-high slit and sculpted detailing. For her “In Conversation” session, she chose a beige silk organza gown by Dubai-based designer Kristina Fidelskaya, featuring a structured bodice, sheer skirt, cascading floral appliqués, and a flowing silhouette. Paired with studded earrings and rings from h.ajoomal Jewellers, dewy glam, pinky-nude lips, and striking purple glittery eyeshadow, Kriti’s styling reflected sophistication and ease in equal measure.
During her session at the festival, she spoke candidly about portraying one of her most layered characters in Aanand L. Rai’s musical
_Tere Ishk Mein_. “What I love about her is that she’s not perfect. She’s not your quintessential, good girl. She’s flawed, as we are as human beings. And she’s extremely raw, she’s vulnerable,” she said, highlighting the shift from the traditional male gaze to more nuanced storytellers. She added: “I’m really glad that love stories are back. I craved them. It’s my favorite genre… this year has been about love stories.”
With Tere Ishk Mein running successfully in cinemas and her global visibility rising, Kriti Sanon’s presence at the Red Sea Film Festival signalled an artist confidently embracing her moment.
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