“Forgive me, for I have sinned,” Hina Khan dazzles in a black lacy gown on day two of Cannes
Indian celebrities are serving some major style looks at Cannes 2022. Hina Khan, among others, has wowed everyone with her looks for the 75th Cannes Film Festival. This year, the actress will walk the red carpet again to reveal the poster for her upcoming film, Country of Blind. The actress’s second red carpet look was revealed today, and we are blown away by it. She was dressed in a black lacy gown with a high slit.
In photos from the Cannes Film Festival 2022, the actress looks stunning in a black lacy gown. The gown has a deep neckline and lace detailing. It is a designer gown with a mini skirt and net detailing on the sides. She wore black heels, studded earrings, and a diamond bracelet. Her makeup is flawless, complete with a dark lip. She shared a post on Instagram and captioned it, “Forgive me, for I have sinned.”
Hina Khan has established herself as a fashion force to be reckoned with in recent years. The actress rose to prominence after playing Akshara in the popular daily soap Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai. She has remained in the spotlight ever since. The actress made her red carpet debut in 2019 for the poster launch of her Hussein Khan film, Lines.
Hina Khan is set to play the role of Radhika Shroff, a strong police officer, in Adeeb Rais’ new series Seven One. Hina recently stated, “I thoroughly enjoyed this process of playing a cop. The approach was as real as it gets with real locations. I didn’t have any makeup on and didn’t have to think for a bit about what I am going to wear or how I am going to look. Because I was playing the character as a real-life cop. And also I think actors are like sponges.”
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