Vijay Varma Will NOT Be Taking Part At Cannes 2023, Says ‘Not my first time…’

Vijay Varma took to Twitter to remind everyone that he made his debut at the Cannes Film Festival ten years ago with Amit Kumar’s film Monsoon Shootout, following rumours that he would do so this year.

Actor Vijay Varma to not attend Cannes 2023

Vijay tweeted, “Not my first time,” accompanied by a picture from his Cannes debut in 2013. The initial time was in 2013 with my film Storm Shootout. I’m leaving in ten years.” He likewise explained that he was just making things understood, and not pointing fingers at the distribution that named his Cannes visit this year as his introduction.

According to reports, Vijay will be a member of the Indian contingent at Cannes 2023. This year’s Indian delegation will be led by L Murugan, Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting. When he got to the French Riviera, he posted a picture of himself.

Not my first time. First time was in 2013 with my film Monsoon Shootout. I’m going after a decade 🕺🏻😎 https://t.co/yyJuX1ylMF pic.twitter.com/JqgMzaeuiG

— Vijay Varma (@MrVijayVarma) May 15, 2023

Vijay’s performance in the web series Dahaad, which also stars Soham Shah, Sonakshi Sinha, and Gulshan Devaiah, is currently receiving a lot of praise. The eight-episode Prime Video web series features Vijay playing the antagonist.

More actors at the Cannes 2023

Aside from Vijay, actress Esha Gupta, and Kangabam Tomba; Guneet Monga, an Oscar-winning filmmaker, will join the Indian contingent at Cannes this year to walk the red carpet. Miss World 2017, and entertainer model Manushi Chillar is likewise a piece of the designation.

The authority choice at Cannes Movie Celebration 2023 will highlight four Indian movies, including Kanu Behl’s Agra, which will be screened at the Chiefs’ Fortnight. Kanu’s presentation film Titli likewise had its reality debut at Cannes under the Un Certain Respect segment in 2014.

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Bright Leone’s Kennedy will likewise be separated from 12 PM Screenings and Nehemiah in the La Cinef segment of the celebration. The film stars Rahul Bhat and is directed by Anurag Kashyap. Marche du Films will also show a number of other Indian films.