At Cannes 2024, Sobhita chose a fancy golden bodycon dress with long sleeves.

She accessorized with long earrings, styled her hair in a bun, and wore heels.

Her outfit, from the Indian brand Itrh, was worn for a daytime event in Cannes.

For Cannes, Sobhita chose a dress by popular Indian designer Namrata Joshipura.

Her jumpsuit was a captivating shade of purple with a deep V-neckline, a striking cut-out at the midriff, and detailed fringe at the bottom.

Sobhita Dhulipala wowed everyone at the screening of her new film, Monkey Man. She turned heads in an all-white outfit, choosing a sculpted dress by Indian designer Gaurav Gupta.

The dress had a bustier-style top with an off-the-shoulder neckline that highlighted her figure. It was decorated with delicate crystal details that added sparkle.

Embracing her dark feminine style with an Indian twist, Sobhita Dhulipala wore a Sabyasachi outfit for an event.

She chose a vibrant red georgette saree for the occasion, paired with a red silk blouse that featured a halter neckline and sleeveless design. 

The blouse also had tie-up details at the back.

In an amazing picture, the actress looked stunning with a bouffant hairstyle that had volume at the top and loose hair.

Her winged eyeliner gave a vintage vibe, while kohl-rimmed eyes, highlighted cheekbones, dewy makeup, and glossy nude lips completed her retro look perfectly.

Sobhita Dhulipala was seen in a lime-green saree from Ekaya Banaras. The label focuses on preserving and modernizing Benarsi craftsmanship.

While the saree itself was impressive, the standout feature was the long, flowing lime-green cape draped over her shoulders and back.

Sobhita Dhulipala wore a choli with a lehenga skirt featuring a floor-length hem, a thigh-high slit, a low-rise waist, and intricate sequin details on a sheer overlay. 

She completed the look with a matching transparent dupatta that had tassels, sequin embroidery, and a floor-sweeping train.