82nd Golden Globe Awards With, is a watershed moment for Indian cinema. Payal Kapadia Be the first Indian director Nominated for Best Director (Motion Picture). his filmWe think of everything as light. It also received a nomination for Best Motion Picture (Non-English Language), earning it worldwide acclaim. While the world of cinema praises her storytelling, Kapadia’s red carpet looks are a statement of style and cultural pride.
Payal Kapadia donned a timeless black silk jumpsuit by designer Payal Khandwala, blending tradition and modernity seamlessly. The jumpsuit from Khandwala’s Autumn-Winter 2024 collection exudes exceptional luxury. Crafted from ethically handwoven matka silk from East India, this dress celebrates heritage while pushing the boundaries in contemporary design. The jumpsuit features brocade detailing on the pockets and the designer’s signature loop neckline, creating a unique drape every time it’s worn. Its flowing silhouette and intricate craftsmanship highlight Kapadia’s impeccable taste and commitment to supporting ethical and sustainable fashion.
Khandwala’s creation stands out not only for its aesthetic appeal but also for its cultural significance. As Kapadia walks the red carpet, she carries Indian textile and artistic heritage with her, making her artistic choices as historic as her Golden Globe nominations.
Kapadia’s film, ‘All We Imagine This Light’, is an Indo-French co-production starring Kini Kasruti, Divya Prabha, and Haridhu Harun. The story follows Prabha, a nurse grappling with personal struggles, and her roommate Anu as they navigate their desires during a trip to a beach town. The film made history as the first Indian entry in the competition section of the Cannes Film Festival in 30 years, winning the prestigious Grand Prix.
Whether Kapadia wins a Golden Globe or not, his nomination is a triumph for Indian cinema. Her presence at the Awards dressed in Khandwala’s masterpiece is a testament to the power of storytelling and the enduring beauty of Indian craftsmanship.