Kiara spoke artificial English in France, people took class, asked – are you ashamed of your language?

Bollywood actress Kiara Advani looked very beautiful on the Cannes red carpet. Many of his photos and videos have surfaced from there. But after a video of Kiara went viral online, everyone is talking about it. Kiara spoke to the media after the walk and used a completely artificial method. She looked stunning in an off-shoulder pink and black gown with a statement bow but her accent spoiled the mood. Seeing Kiara speaking like this, people are trolling her badly. Kiara Advani was one of the six women to be honored at the Red Sea International Film Festival and Vanity Fair Europe dinner on Saturday, on the occasion of the ongoing Cannes Film Festival in France. Were.

This video of Kiara went viral

While walking the red carpet, Kiara shared her excitement at arriving at the event. Speaking about it he started off and said, ‘It’s great. It’s now going to be a decade of my career, so it’s a very special moment. I am very grateful to be here at Cannes for the first time and to be honored by the Red Sea Foundation for Women in Cinema.

Kiara Advani trolled badly

However, Kiara Advani faced a lot of criticism as soon as it was revealed online that she spoke English. Many people accused Kiara of showing herself as fake. One wrote: ‘I love her but why that accent?’ One fan asked, ‘Indian accent is not bad or offensive in any way, so why don’t these people pick on it and ruin the whole thing.’ Then one said, ‘In comparison to this he should have used his own language.’

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Will Kiara speak on this?

The ‘Women in Cinema Gala’ is one of the many high-profile events of the Cannes Film Festival, which brings together talent from around the world every year. A lot of Indian celebrities walked the red carpet this year. It remains to be seen whether Kiara will react to this video after it goes viral or not.