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Wow! Mallika without clothes in Cannes
Cannes is a place where Mallika is fighting it out. Both are showing their best. Rumor has it that Mallika will surprise all soon! She will be seen without any clothes guarded by Jackie Chan.
Media report says, The Mallika-e-Husn has turned into a real princess. Mallika Sherawat plans to dazzle Cannes with jewellery worth Rs 4.5 crore and she will have her own martial arts superstar to help protect the treasure trove.
With beauties like Aishwarya Rai, Nandita Das, Laetitia Casta and Salma Hayek as her competition at the most famous film festival in the world, Mallika is certainly taking no chances.
She will go dressed to Cannes as an Indian princess, the role that she plays in Jackie Chan's The Myth. The highlight of her ensemble will be a diamond and pearl jewellery collection from ORRA that has had international celebrities like Nicole Kidman, Daisy Feuntes and Joan Rivers endorsing its products in the past.
ORRA also has a signature line by India's Nightingale Lata Mangeshkar. Perhaps mindful of the criticism heaped on some other Indian actresses for the outfits they have worn abroad, Mallika insists her wardrobe will leave no room for complaints.
"Cannes is all about glamour, costumes, hairstyle and ornaments. So I am going to be very careful about what I wear. In fact I’m going to be extremely careful," she says. Carrying jewellery worth crores on her person doesn’t scare the feisty gal from Haryana.
"To guard this body Jackie Chan is there no?" she quips. But just in case the Hollywood action hero is busy elsewhere, there will be others to ensure that Mallika's dazzling curves are safe.
"This is a truth - I have hired two bodyguards because I think it's important to protect my body," she says.
Known as the Eternity Collection, ORRA has given Mallika designs that are a fusion between Victorian and Indian Royal Era. This was done keeping in mind her clothes (designed by Anita Dongre) and character in The Myth.
According to ORRA's CEO Vijay Jain: "We tried to recreate the awesome magic and scintillating wonder of a world gone by...a world of opulence and beautiful princely treasures. The paisleys and flowers evoke the old aesthetic sense of design. By using emeralds, rubies, real pearls, diamond beads and rose-cuts, the grandeur of each piece took us to a different state of the country. Our jewellery has adorned the best at Oscars every year and this year will be taking our products to Cannes."
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