Cannes 2024: Stop, Wait And See Punjabi Singer Sunanda Sharma's Red Carpet Debut
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For her red carpet debut, Sunanda sported an ivory salwar kameez
Punjabi singer Sunanda Sharma, best known for hits such as Mummy Nu Pasand and Chandigarh ka Chhokra, made her red carpet debut at this year's Cannes Film Festival on Friday. The singer recently shared pictures from her red carpet moment on her Instagram handle. For her big day, Sunanda sported an ivory salwar kameez. She completed her look with an antique nose ring and a maang teeka.
In addition to her red carpet appearance, Sunanda Sharma also attended the Bharat Parva, a celebration of Indian cinema and culture on the global stage. During the event, she sang songs such as Meri Mummy Nu, Gud Naal Ishq Mitha, and Ik Taara Bajda Ve among others.
For the unversed, Sunanda Sharma was also invited to a private dinner with India's Secretary of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (I&B).
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