Red Sea Film Festival 2025: Urvashi Rautela Stuns in Custom Tuxedo Blazer, Shares Pictures from Saudi Arabia
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia – The Red Sea International Film Festival (RSIFF) played host to a dazzling array of global talent this December, and among them, Bollywood actress Urvashi Rautela made a memorable appearance, solidifying her status as a global fashion icon. The festival, which ran from December 4th to 13th in the historic Al-Balad district of Jeddah, served as a vibrant hub for cinematic celebration, fostering creativity and supporting filmmakers from the Middle East, Asia, and Africa.
Rautela, known for representing India at major international events, graced the festival, marking her debut at the prestigious event. She shared pictures of herself in Saudi Arabia, captivating fans and fashion enthusiasts alike. For one of her appearances, the actress donned a custom tuxedo blazer, leaving a lasting impression.
The light blue custom tuxedo ensemble, designed by Ki Choice, featured a sharply structured blazer adorned with crystal embellishments, paired with a flowing pleated skirt. The outfit, reportedly costing ₹7 lakh, struck a balance between modern power dressing and couture elegance. Fashion critics and fans lauded Rautela's bold fashion choice, praising her for setting trends rather than following them.
Rautela expressed her gratitude for being invited to the Red Sea International Film Festival, acknowledging it as a "truly monumental honour". She also shared insights about her upcoming film "Kasoor2", describing it as a unique fusion of supernatural elements, musical architecture, and emotionally intricate characters, expressing her pride in representing a vision that pushes the boundaries of mainstream Indian cinema.
Beyond Rautela's captivating fashion statements, the Red Sea International Film Festival's fifth edition proved to be a resounding success. The festival showcased a diverse lineup of films from around the world, with a focus on new storytelling trends and emerging talents from Saudi Arabia, the Arab world, and beyond. This year the festival programmed 111 films. The festival also included networking opportunities for industry executives. The event further incorporated a diverse range of programs and experiences highlighting music and culture. The Red Sea Souk provided additional experiences for festival attendees.
The Red Sea International Film Festival continues to solidify its position as a leading cultural and cinematic event, bridging cultures and fostering creativity on a global scale. The festival not only celebrates established filmmakers but also actively supports emerging talents through various initiatives, including the Red Sea Fund and Red Sea Labs. As the festival looks ahead, it aims to further amplify the voices of filmmakers from the Middle East, Asia, and Africa, contributing to a richer and more diverse global cinematic landscape.
