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Cannes 2025: Rahul Bhat returns with ‘Lost and Found in Kumbh'; Farhana Bodi's floral gown makes bold fashion statement
Cannes 2025: Rahul Bhat returns with ‘Lost and Found in Kumbh'; Farhana Bodi's floral gown makes bold fashion statement

Time of India

time16-05-2025

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  • Time of India

Cannes 2025: Rahul Bhat returns with ‘Lost and Found in Kumbh'; Farhana Bodi's floral gown makes bold fashion statement

Rahul Bhat showed his third appearance at the Cannes Film Festival in 2025, this time walking the red carpet for the teaser launch of his first Hollywood film Lost and Found in Kumbh. Also drawing attention at the global festival was Farhana Bodi, who returned for her second red carpet appearance this year in a look titled The Flowers I Didn't Receive, symbolizing inner strength and creativity. Rahul Bhat walks red carpet for Lost and Found in Kumbh Actor Rahul Bhat, known for his role in Black Warrant, was present at the 78th Cannes Film Festival for the third time. He walked the red carpet for the teaser launch of Lost and Found in Kumbh, his Hollywood debut. Reflecting on the occasion, Bhat said, 'It feels like a true homecoming.' The film is directed by first-time filmmaker Mayur Puri and produced by Mulberry Films, based in Los Angeles. The story is set during the Kumbh Mela and follows a London-based philosophy professor who travels to India with his British wife and son. While in India, he unexpectedly meets his Indian ex-wife and son. The family then loses track of the professor's father in the crowded Kumbh Mela, leading to the two half-brothers getting separated. Bhat's Cannes journey began in 2013 with Ugly, which premiered in the Directors' Fortnight section. He returned in 2023 with Kennedy, which received a seven-minute standing ovation at the festival. Farhana Bodi wears symbolic gown in second appearance Farhana Bodi returned to the Cannes red carpet in a couture gown titled Les fleurs que je n'ai pas reçues — which translates to The Flowers I Didn't Receive. The outfit marked her second appearance this year and contrasted her earlier high-glamour Barbie-inspired look. Her latest ensemble included handmade floral appliqués on a sheer tulle corset, flowing into a sculpted silk crepe silhouette. The gown ended in three leaf-like shapes, symbolizing renewal and self-growth. She paired the look with green crystal earrings and a sleek bun. 'The dress has a dramatic impact on me,' Bodi said. 'It's about the ache of not receiving what you long for, and instead, having the courage to create it yourself.' Fashion with meaning: Farhana's red carpet message While her first look focused on glamour, Farhana Bodi's second appearance carried a more introspective tone. Her fashion choice conveyed a message of resilience, turning longing into self-created beauty. Her outfit brought together personal expression and high fashion, strengthening her position as a style figure with substance on the global stage.

Rahul Bhat makes his third Cannes appearance with his Hollywood debut 'Lost and Found in Kumbh'
Rahul Bhat makes his third Cannes appearance with his Hollywood debut 'Lost and Found in Kumbh'

Time of India

time16-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Rahul Bhat makes his third Cannes appearance with his Hollywood debut 'Lost and Found in Kumbh'

Actor Rahul Bhat has returned to the prestigious Cannes Film Festival for the third time, marking a major career milestone, the announcement of his Hollywood debut, 'Lost and Found in Kumbh' with a teaser launch. Speaking about the moment, Bhat said, "It feels like a true homecoming. The 'Kennedy' days hold a special place in my heart, and returning to Cannes with 'Lost and Found in Kumbh' feels just as magical. Sharing the first glimpse of our film here is both an announcement and a celebration. The festival has been lucky for me". Talking about his choice of attire, he added, "Wearing this all-black kurta with silver work felt like carrying a piece of home with me to the global stage. Cannes isn't just about films - it's about moments, moods, and meaningful encounters. It's a place where creativity, culture, and cuisine all collide - and I'm just soaking it all in." by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Health: This unbreakable military watch is making seniors happy this year Indestructible Smartwatch Undo Bhat made his Cannes debut back in 2013 with Anurag Kashyap 's "Ugly", a hard-hitting thriller that premiered in the Directors' Fortnight section. A decade later, he returned in 2023 with "Kennedy", which received widespread acclaim and a 7-minute standing ovation. Talking about Bhat's Hollywood debut, "Lost & Found in Kumbh" is a heartfelt dramedy helmed by debutant Mayur Puri and backed by Los Angeles-based Mulberry Films. "Lost & Found in Kumbh" revolves around a London-based philosophy professor who visits India's Kumbh Mela with his British wife and son, only to find his Indian ex-wife and their son at his family home- and his father missing. As the family searches for him, the two half-brothers get lost in the massive crowd of the sacred festival. The movie has been shot on location during the Maha Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj. In addition to this, Bhat will be seen as the late politician Sanjay Gandhi in Sudhir Mishra 's "Summer of 77".

Rahul Bhat to present his Hollywood debut Lost & Found in Kumbh at Cannes this year
Rahul Bhat to present his Hollywood debut Lost & Found in Kumbh at Cannes this year

Hindustan Times

time13-05-2025

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  • Hindustan Times

Rahul Bhat to present his Hollywood debut Lost & Found in Kumbh at Cannes this year

Actor Rahul Bhat, who was last applauded for his acting chops in Netflix Black Warrant, is all set to present his Hollywood debut film Lost & Found in Kumbh at the Cannes Film festival this year. (Also read: 5 Indian films to be screened at Cannes Film Festival 2025: Tanvi The Great, Homebound, Aranyer Din Ratri) In an interview with Variety, Rahul shared his experience and said, "For a change, somebody offered me a dramedy. I've always been cast in dark, serious, violent roles. So I thought, let me try something different, something in English. We shot at the end of the Kumbh, but it was still intense—so hot, and so many people. It was tough, but also fascinating. This one's not meant to be taken too seriously. It's a cute, engaging film. You could call it a dramedy—or even a children's film in some ways." The actor will be attending the prestigious film festival for the third time, following his lead roles in Anurag Kashyap's Ugly which was shown in Directors' Fortnight in 2013 and Anurag's Kennedy which was screened at the Midnight Screening in 2023. Lost & Found in Kumbh is a dramedy helmed by debutant director Mayur Puri. The story of the film follows a London-based philosophy professor who visits Kumbh Mela with his British wife and son, only to find his Indian ex-wife and their son at his family home— and his father missing. As the family searches for him, the two half-brothers get lost in the massive crowd of the sacred festival. Produced by Los Angeles-based Mulberry Films, the film was shot on location during the Maha Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj this year, which was aonce-in-144-years event that attracted over 500 million pilgrims. Rahul recalls that the production faced extraordinary challenges.

Rahul Bhat Returns To Cannes With Hollywood Debut Lost And Found In Kumbh
Rahul Bhat Returns To Cannes With Hollywood Debut Lost And Found In Kumbh

India.com

time13-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • India.com

Rahul Bhat Returns To Cannes With Hollywood Debut Lost And Found In Kumbh

New Delhi – Actor Rahul Bhat, best known for his intense performances in Black Warrant and Anurag Kashyap's Ugly, is set to make his third appearance at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. This time, he arrives with a new milestone—his Hollywood debut in the English-language dramedy Lost & Found in Kumbh, which will be showcased at the Cannes Film Market. Bhat's previous Cannes outings include Ugly (Directors' Fortnight, 2013) and Kennedy (Midnight Screening, 2023). With Lost & Found in Kumbh, he makes a dramatic genre and linguistic shift, stepping away from dark, brooding characters to embrace a lighthearted, family-centered story. Directed by debutant Mayur Puri and produced by Los Angeles-based Mulberry Films, Lost & Found in Kumbh tells the story of Maddy, a London-based philosophy professor who travels to India's Kumbh Mela with his British wife and son. The trip takes an unexpected turn when he discovers his Indian ex-wife and their son staying at his ancestral home—just as his father mysteriously disappears. As the family searches for him, the two half-brothers go missing in the vast and chaotic crowds of the sacred festival. The film was shot during the Maha Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj—an event that occurs once every 144 years and draws more than 500 million pilgrims—offering an authentic and visually rich backdrop to the emotional narrative. Reflecting on the project, Bhat said,'For a change, someone offered me a dramedy. I've mostly played dark, intense characters, so this was refreshing—something light, something in English. We filmed toward the end of the Kumbh, and it was still overwhelming: scorching heat, huge crowds. But it was also magical. This one isn't meant to be taken too seriously—it's a fun, engaging film, almost like a children's story in parts. As actors, we often forget where we are, lost in our scenes, but this was the real Kumbh. You could feel it. After years of critical acclaim, I'm finally hearing the word 'hit,' and that's incredibly rewarding.' This Cannes visit comes on the heels of Black Warrant's runaway success on Netflix, where Bhat's portrayal of a tough prison officer with a hidden emotional core helped the series become one of the platform's most-watched global titles in 2025. Bhat will take on the role of controversial Indian politician Sanjay Gandhi in Summer of 77, directed by Sudhir Mishra and slated for release on SonyLIV.

Cannes 2025: Rahul Bhat Set For Third Appearance With The First Glimpse Of Hollywood Debut Lost & Found In Kumbh
Cannes 2025: Rahul Bhat Set For Third Appearance With The First Glimpse Of Hollywood Debut Lost & Found In Kumbh

NDTV

time13-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • NDTV

Cannes 2025: Rahul Bhat Set For Third Appearance With The First Glimpse Of Hollywood Debut Lost & Found In Kumbh

Mumbai: Basking in the success of Netflix's Black Warrant, Rahul Bhat is set to make his third appearance at the Cannes Film Festival with his Hollywood debut, Lost & Found in Kumbh. Sharing his experience, Bhat told Variety, 'For a change, somebody offered me a dramedy. I've always been cast in dark, serious, violent roles. So I thought, let me try something different, something in English. We shot at the end of the Kumbh, but it was still intense—so hot, and so many people. It was tough, but also fascinating. This one's not meant to be taken too seriously. It's a cute, engaging film. You could call it a dramedy—or even a children's film in some ways." "As actors, we sometimes forget we're shooting at a real place. You're so immersed in the role, it starts to feel like just another set. But it wasn't. It was the Kumbh. It was real. I'm finally tasting success after decades. My films have always been critically acclaimed, but this is the first time I'm hearing that word—'hit'—and it feels great," he added. Lost & Found in Kumbh is a heartfelt dramedy directed by debutant Mayur Puri and produced by Los Angeles-based Mulberry Films. The story follows a London-based philosophy professor who visits India's Kumbh Mela with his British wife and son, only to find his Indian ex-wife and their son at his family home— and his father missing. As the family searches for him, the two half-brothers get lost in the massive crowd of the sacred festival. The drama was shot on location during the Maha Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj. Bhat's previous appearances at the festival were for Anurag Kashyap's Ugly (Directors' Fortnight, 2013) and Kennedy (Midnight Screening, 2023). Next up, Bhat will portray politician Sanjay Gandhi in Sudhir Mishra's Summer of 77.

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