Sharing her feelings about this debut, Chhaya took to Instagram, dedicating an emotional notice to her late mom. She posted a number of photos from the picturesque French Riviera and wrote in Marathi, “Mom, my dream of taking you on a plane ride remained unfulfilled….but today, I am satisfied that I brought your saree and nose ring with me on the plane to the Cannes Film Festival.Still, Mom! I wish you were here today to see all this. Love you, Mummy, and miss you a lot.”
In one other submit, Chhaya shared a pleasant second with music composer AR Rahman on the competition. She expressed her pleasure at assembly the Oscar-winning artist and conversing with him for a memorable half-hour. “Meeting at the Cannes Film Festival and chatting for half an hour while wandering the streets of France, and finally taking a selfie means,” Chhaya wrote in Marathi, including the lyrics of Rahman’s iconic tune Yeh Haseen Vadiyan from the movie Roja, ‘In Baaharon mein, Dil ki kali khil gayi, Mujhko tum jo mile, Har khushi mil gayi.’
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Chhaya graced the celebrated occasion representing her Malayalam movie All We Imagine As Light, directed by Payal Kapadia. This movie is the primary Indian entry to compete in the principle class, Palme d’Or, at Cannes within the final 30 years. All We Imagine As Light, an Indo-French manufacturing, narrates the story of a nurse named Prabha who receives an surprising present from her estranged husband, resulting in upheaval in her life.