Divya Dutta shines in saree at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival

Divya Dutta shines in saree at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival

National Award-winning actor Divya Dutta turned heads with her regal presence at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival, being held at the iconic Venice Lido from August 27 to September 6, 2025. She is attending the prestigious festival for the screening of her latest film Echoes of Valour.

The celebrated actress made a striking appearance in a breathtaking black-and-gold saree, paired elegantly with a chic black blouse and statement earrings. Her look struck a perfect harmony between tradition and modernity, presenting Indian craftsmanship with pride on an international platform. The ensemble was not just a fashion statement but also a cultural ode, resonating with the festival’s spirit of cinematic artistry.

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Divya Dutta’s career is a tapestry of powerful performances across mainstream and independent cinema. From memorable roles in Veer-Zaara, Delhi-6, Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, and Stanley Ka Dabba to acclaimed performances in Welcome to Sajjanpur, Sheer Qorma, Sharmaji Ki Beti, and Chhaava, she has consistently showcased versatility and depth. Her National Award-winning turn in Irada further established her as one of India’s most authentic performers. Beyond films, she has also earned accolades for her work in OTT series and her ventures as an author, cementing her reputation as a multi-faceted artist.

Her film Echoes of Valour, which also stars Neeraj Kabi in a lead role, is inspired by the real-life experiences of Shukla Bandopadhyay, the mother of an Indian Army soldier. The narrative explores themes of love, resilience, and sacrifice, offering a heartfelt glimpse into the emotional world of a military family.

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Recently, Divya expanded her creative horizons with her Telugu debut in the series Mayasabha, once again proving her willingness to experiment with diverse roles and mediums.

Speaking at Venice, Divya shared, “It is always an honor to represent Indian cinema at such a global platform. Wearing a saree here feels like carrying my culture with me, and I am humbled by the love and warmth it has received. I am looking forward to the screening here.”