Alia Bhatt, a prominent figure in Indian cinema, recently graced the prestigious Met Gala, marking another milestone in her flourishing career. Alia reflected on her journey in showbiz and the influential figures who have inspired her along the way. In an interview with Harper’s Bazaar India, Alia paid tribute to Kate Winslet for her “incredible range and resilience,” while expressing her admiration for Taylor Swift’s ability to transform life experiences into heartfelt music.
Alia Bhatt celebrates inspirational figures at Met Gala: From Kareena Kapoor to Taylor Swift
Reflecting on her choice of attire, Alia expressed, “When I thought of the dress code, ‘Garden of Time’, I felt it needed something timeless, and there’s nothing timeless than a saree.” In addition to her sartorial homage, Alia embraced her Indian heritage by warding off the evil eye in a traditional manner, applying a kajal dot behind her ear. The fusion of tradition and contemporary style earned her accolades from international paparazzi and fans, solidifying her presence as a global fashion icon.
Amidst her praise for global icons, Alia also acknowledged the impact of Indian personalities on her career. She hails Aishwarya Rai Bachchan for paving her own path and garnering global recognition, even at a time when it seemed implausible. Additionally, Alia showered accolades on her sister-in-law, Kareena Kapoor Khan, labelling her as “iconic in every way.” Furthermore, she lauded the musical prowess of Shreya Ghoshal, acknowledging the enhancement her voice brings to every word and rhythm.
Alia’s recent appearance at the Met Gala garnered significant attention, particularly for her stunning traditional attire by Sabyasachi. Beyond her fashion choices, Alia embraced her Indian heritage by warding off the evil eye in a quintessentially desi manner. As she represented India on a global platform, Alia expressed her excitement in wearing a saree for the first time at the Met Gala, embodying the theme of ‘Garden of Time’ with timeless elegance. Amidst her international acclaim, Alia remains committed to her upcoming projects, including Jigra and Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Love and War, showcasing her versatility as an actor on both national and global stages.
