8 Portraits of Cinta Laura Telling Details of Her Conversation with Anne Hathaway in Shanghai, Warmly Hugging and Holding Hands

"What I told Anne Hathaway was, 'Anne, I've been watching you on screen since I was little, and I feel very honored to be at an event with you. I just want to say, I am very grateful for the new film project you took on, because that film raises the issue of double standards between women and men,'" she explained.

Cinta refers to the film The Idea View, which she believes has the ability to open people's eyes to various injustices still experienced by women.

"I told her, 'I think that's very powerful, because I truly believe that film can open people's eyes to the shortcomings that exist in our society,'" Cinta added.

Their conversation didn't just stop at appreciation for Anne's work. They also discussed the film industry, including acting techniques that focus on the use of accents.

“When I talk to Anne Hathaway, I mostly discuss her latest projects. But aside from that, we talk about how to change our accents or pronunciation when playing certain roles, how to create a more British accent, or an accent that is outside of our daily lives,” said Cinta.  

The most surprising moment for Cinta was when Anne showed special attention by approaching her before saying goodbye. Anne's words made Cinta feel appreciated. “She came up to me and said, ‘Oh my God, Cinta, I was so scared I wouldn’t be able to say goodbye to you. It was such a pleasure meeting you,’” Cinta revealed.  

In addition, Anne also gave a warm hug as a sign of farewell. For Cinta, such an attitude shows how important it is to remain humble amidst great success. “No matter how big our career is, no matter how famous we are, being a humble, down-to-earth person who respects others is very important. That’s what I learned from Anne Hathaway,” said Cinta.  

She emphasized that the experience of meeting Anne Hathaway was not just about meeting an idol, but also about receiving an important reminder of the values of simplicity and respect for others. “So, I feel very lucky to learn directly from her. It’s a moment I will never forget for the rest of my life,” she concluded.