"What I will be wearing i Cannes Festival It's a secret : Sonam Kapoor

Entertainment
May 07 2016 05:49 PM
Shraddha

Actress Sonam Kapoor, who is preperaing for the 69th Cannes Film Festival, said that she doesn't get "starstruck" by other celebrities at the red carpet. "It doesn't matter which part of the world you are from whether you are white, brown or black everybody is the same so I don't get starstruck unless I really respect the person".

"If I meet Barbra Streisand or someone like that then I will be star struck or else just celebrities don't impress me," she added. When asked if she gets intimidated by western stars walking the red carpet, Sonam said: "I am so tall so when I walk, it's completely different because I wear really high platform heels. So, I think it's very difficult for anyone to intimidate me because they are like so small. I don't get intimidated by people because people are just people".

Altough, on her dress of Cannes Festival she said that her ensemble will have "some Indian element". "What I will be wearing that I don't know yet. It's a secret. But I am the proudest Indian you will ever see. I love India and I love everything that's Indian, so even if I don't want an Indian designer, there will always be an inspiration. I will have some Indian element which represents India".

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