An Indian movie has made it to the 65th Cannes Film Festival. Ashim Ahluwalia’s Miss Lovely will be part of the A Certain Regard, with about 20 entries.The last Indian work to screen at Cannes was Vikramaditya Motwane’s Udaan in the 2010 A Certain Regard.Set in the Mumbai of the mid-1980s, Miss Lovely is a story of sleaze and suspicion.Two brothers, Vicky and Sonu, make C-grade movies, and fall in love with the same woman.Miss Lovely stars Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Niharika Singh and Anil George.Here's a look at the competition list:Moonrise Kingdom, dir. Wes Anderson (opening film)Rust & Bone, dir. Jacques AudiardHoly Motors, dir. Leos CaraxCosmospolis, dir. David CronenbergPaperboy, dir. Lee DanielsKilling Them Softly, dir. Andrew DominikReality, dir. Matteo GarroneAmour, dir. Michael HanekeLawless, dir. John HillcoatsIn Another Country, dir. Hong Sang SooThe Taste of Money, dir. Im Sang-SooLike Someone in Love, dir. Abbas KairostamiThe Angel’s Share, dir. Ken Loach Beyond the Hills, dir. Cristian Mungiu After the Battle, dir.Yousry Nasrallah Mud, dir. Jeff Nichols Vous n’avez encore rien vu, dir. Alan Resnais Post Tenebras Lux, dir. Carlos ReygadasOn the Road, dir. Walter Salles Paris Amour, Ulrich Seidl The Hunt, dir. Thomas Vinterberg(Gautaman Bhaskaran has covered the Cannes Film Festival for over two decades, and will be writing this year for the Hindustantimes.com)Follow @htShowbiz
