Aishwarya Rai deftly avoids wardrobe malfunction at Cannes 2025: Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is currently a part of the 78th Cannes Film Festival and fans are keeping a close eye on her every red carpet look. On the first day, Aishwarya looked like an Apsara as she walked the red carpet wearing a handcrafted saree from Banaras and red sindoor in her maang. Now in her second look, the actress chose a beautiful black body-hugging gown by designer Gaurav Gupta. But an incident happened on the red carpet, which Aishwarya actively avoided a wardrobe malfunction. This incident with Hollywood celebrities Cara Devlin and Helen Mire has also been captured on camera. Aishwarya entered the red carpet for the second time on Thursday for the premiere of La Venue de L'Avenir (Colors of Time). During this, the actress wore an outfit by fashion designer Gaurav Gupta. Aishwarya carried this beautiful black sleeveless body-hugging gown with a silver heavy cape. When Aishwarya was posing on the red carpet, Cara Devlin and Helen Mire were also with her. The three posed together, but since Aishwarya's cape was hanging behind on the carpet, Helen accidentally stepped on it.

As soon as Helen stepped on it, Aishwarya's cape was completely pulled off. But then Aishwarya immediately regained her composure and told Helen about it. Helen immediately regained her composure and was seen apologizing to Aishwarya.

Let us tell you that Aishwarya's cape, on which Helen had accidentally stepped, had a Sanskrit verse from the Bhagavad Gita written in embroidery. This verse was embroidered on a white cape, over her black dress, at the back of her neck. He wrote the verse in Sanskrit: “Karmanyevadhikaraste ma phaleshu kadachan, ma karmaphalheturbhurma te sangostvakarmani.” The meaning of this shloka is, "You have the right only to do your work, never to its fruits. Do not make the fruits of your work your purpose, nor be attached to inaction." Aishwarya was seen posing with Cara Devlin and Helen Mire. (Photo- AP) Let us tell you that the designer told in his Instagram post that his outfit has been named 'Heiress of Clam'. He further said that it is "a custom creation, conceived in a draped form and spiritual details. 

The gown is hand-embroidered, with an abstract depiction of the universe in silver, gold, charcoal, and black, decorated with micro glass crystals to give it dimension and the effect of light." Talking about the shloka, he wrote, "Aishwarya is wearing a Banarasi brocade cape, handmade in Varanasi, India, with a Sanskrit shloka from the Bhagavad Gita written on it."

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